According to the plain view doctrine:
A) plain view is an exception to the search warrant requirement.
B) plain view is not a Fourth Amendment search.
C) plain view observations always fall outside of the Fourth Amendment restrictions.
D) once in plain view, an item may be searched to confirm that it is seizeable.
Correct Answer:
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Q2: In California v.Greenwood (1988),the Supreme Court held:
A)there
Q3: According to the Supreme Court in Katz
Q4: General warrants, or writs of assistance, as
Q5: Police searches and seizures serve several purposes;
Q6: Under the trespass doctrine, a search:
I. requires
Q7: In U.S. v. White, involving incriminating statements
Q10: If it's determined that the police have
Q11: General warrants were used in England to:
I.
Q15: According to the Supreme Court in Katz
Q18: According to the Supreme Court opinion in
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