The plain view doctrine requires that an officer not do anything illegal to get to the spot from which he or she sees an item in question.An officer comes to be in a place properly in a number of ways.Which of the following is NOT one of those ways?

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The plain view doctrine requires that an officer not do anything illegal to get to the spot from which he or she sees an item in question.An officer comes to be in a place properly in a number of ways.Which of the following is NOT  one of those ways?

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Entering a house without a warrant or the consent of the owner would be an illegal entry and would not be considered a proper way for an officer to come to be in a place under the plain view doctrine.

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