Relying on the Plain View Doctrine, the Minnesota V

question 40

Multiple Choice

Relying on the plain view doctrine, the Minnesota v. Dickerson ruling stated that officers could seize non-threatening contraband, such as drugs, if its identity as contraband is immediately apparent to the sense of touch. What is this exception more commonly known as?

• A) reasonable grasp motion.
• B) plain touch exception.
• C) plain view doctrine.
• D) one-motion grasp exception.

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