Even if an officer is lawfully present, things detected with the officer's natural senses are still considered a search.

Name: Even if an officer is lawfully present, things detected with the officer's natural senses are still considered a search.
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Things detected by an officer's natural senses while lawfully present do not constitute a search under the Fourth Amendment; this includes observations made with the naked eye, smells, and sounds.

Even If an Officer Is Lawfully Present, Things Detected with the Officer's