The scope and manner of a search
A) must be based on object sought.
B) cannot be excessive and unnecessary in terms of property damage.
C) cannot involve the search of guests or third-parties if there is no probable cause.
D) do not have to be described in the warrant.
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Q31: Which of the following is not a
Q32: What was the case that laid the
Q33: Search warrants
A) should be served promptly after
Q34: "Daytime hours," according to the FRE, are
Q35: If police were to search for a
Q37: Which case involved detaining people during the
Q38: A frisk is permissible if
A) there is
Q39: If items are seized after the service
Q40: Rochin v. California (1952) was a special
Q41: Generally, a warrant is preferred whenever it
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