When May Government Agents Search Without a Search Warrant

question 27

Multiple Choice

When may government agents search without a search warrant?

• A) When law enforcement officials believe it is likely that the items sought will be removed before they can obtain a warrant.
• B) Outside of normal working hours for a judge.
• C) When they can show that the suspect who lives in the residence at issue has been in jail previously.
• D) When they can show that a felony is involved.
• E) When they can show that they have heightened probable cause.

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