Search & Seizure
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A. If objects are in plain view, an officer can conduct a search and seizure without a warrant. In this case, the suspect allowed the officer into his home, where the suspect items were in plain vie. (CRIMINAL PROCEDURE: CONSTITUTION AND SOCIETY {Arizona v. Hicks (1987}). B. This is an illegal search, conducted without permission and without a warrant. The search was "per se unreasonable." (CRIMINAL PROCEDURE: CONSTITUTION AND SOCIETY {Schneckloth v. Bustamonte (1973)}). C. The suspect's mother gave Officer Shield permission to search her son's room and therefore any evidence she finds there pertaining to the robbery is admissible in court. D. If Officer Shields finds the items from the robbery in the trash c
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