When an Officer Arrests a Person Who Is a Passenger

question 15

Multiple Choice

When an officer arrests a person who is a passenger in a car, the officer may search the vehicle as part of the search incident to the arrest:

• A)automatic right to thoroughly search the entire car
• B)automatic right to thoroughly search the passenger compartment
• C)search of the passenger compartment is allowed if there is a reason to believe it contains evidence of the crime for which the person was arrested
• D)a search warrant is required in order to search the car

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Definitions:

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