In police work,there are many situations in which the plain view doctrine applies and the items seen may be seized without a warrant.Which of the following is NOT one of those situations?

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The plain view doctrine allows police to seize items without a warrant if they are in plain view during a lawful observation. Searching a refuse bin attached to a house without a warrant does not fall under this doctrine because it could infringe on an individual's reasonable expectation of privacy, unlike garbage placed on the roadside which has been abandoned and does not require a warrant for search.

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