Investigators who have established probable cause that evidence is likely to be at a certain place may make a warrantless entry into the premises if what type of conditions exist?

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A warrantless entry may be justified under exigent circumstances such as the presence of an imminent threat to life or evidence that may be destroyed. Exclusionary and Inclusionary conditions are not relevant to justifying a warrantless entry, and Conclusively is not a term that applies in this context.

Investigators Who Have Established Probable Cause That Evidence Is Likely