In United States v. Ross, the Court ruled that when making a valid search of a car, the police may search:
A) Only the front of the car
B) The entire car but are not allowed to open the trunk
C) The entire car and the trunk but are not allowed to open packages or luggage found therein
D) The entire car and the trunk including opening packages found therein

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In United States v. Ross, the Supreme Court ruled that if police officers have valid grounds to search a vehicle, they are allowed to search the entire vehicle and any containers found within that might conceal the object of the search, including the trunk and any packages or luggage.

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