The Reasoning Behind the Warrantless Search of Automobiles Is That

question 85

Multiple Choice

The reasoning behind the warrantless search of automobiles is that:

• A) because they traverse public roadways, there is no expectation to privacy in one's vehicle.
• B) vehicles contain an area too small to require a search warrant.
• C) vehicles are moveable and could drive away before the officer could obtain a warrant.
• D) vehicles can have more than one driver, therefore they are not considered under the Fourth Amendment right to be free from unreasonable searches.

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