The Right of Police to Search Without a Warrant Items

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Multiple Choice

The right of police to search without a warrant items that are in "plain view" is another well established exception to the warrant requirement.This exception was explained in the Supreme Court's 1971 decision in Coolidge v.New Hampshire.The Court specified the following condition(s) for a plain view search:

• A)The police officer's presence where the plain view search is made must be lawful
• B)the discovery must be inadvertent
• C)All of the above
• D)None of the above

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