In Some Instances, If an Object Is in Plain View

In some instances, if an object is in plain view, it may be seized without a search warrant. Such a seizure is legally authorized:

A) even though the officer is not legally on the premises when he or she views the object.
B) if the officer observes drugs during a traffic stop but not if the stop was made as a pretext without probable cause.
C) if the officer has a suspicion that the article to be seized is illegally possessed.
D) if the officer is legitimately in a position to view the object and has probable cause to associate the property with criminal activity.