In New York V

question 58

Multiple Choice

In New York v. Belton, the Court applied their ruling in Chimel, to an automobile search and held that:

• A) Articles within the passenger compartment are within the area in which an individual might reach to grab a weapon or evidence of a crime.
• B) When arresting an individual in an automobile, the officer may search the passenger compartment of the automobile so long as the search is conducted contemporaneously with the arrest.
• C) Containers within the individual's reach may be searched so long as the search is conducted contemporaneously with the arrest.
• D) All of the above

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