Police do not need a search warrant or probable cause to believe that a search will turn up evidence in order to search:

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The correct choices are A, B, and C because the Supreme Court has ruled that police do not need a search warrant or probable cause to search abandoned property, open fields, or the person of someone they have lawfully arrested. These areas and situations are considered to have reduced expectations of privacy, which justifies the absence of a warrant or probable cause requirement.

Police Do Not Need a Search Warrant or Probable Cause