?The Open Fields Doctrine Allows Police Officers to Search for and Seize

question 25

Multiple Choice

?The open fields doctrine allows police officers to search for and seize evidence in the open fields

• A) if they have probable cause that the items are concealed within the curtilage.
• B) if they have a warrant, probable cause or some other justification.
• C) with a warrant or probable cause, having reasonable suspicion.
• D) without a warrant, probable cause, or any other justification.

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Definitions:

Physical Harm

Injury or damage caused to a person's body.

Loss Of Investment

The decrease in the value of an investment below its initial purchase price.

Subjective Probability

An individual's personal judgment or belief about how likely an event is to occur, not based on statistical data.

Pre-Registered Attendees

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