In which of the following circumstances would the police most likely not be able to use the automobile exception to the warrant requirement?

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The automobile exception to the warrant requirement typically allows police to search a vehicle without a warrant if they have probable cause to believe it contains evidence of a crime. However, this exception generally does not apply to structures used as residences, even if they are vehicles by design, when they are not readily mobile and are being used as a dwelling, as in the case of a mobile home on a cinderblock foundation.

In Which of the Following Circumstances Would the Police Most