Exam 13: Plain View, Consent, Vehicles, and Administrative Searches

The person who gives consent for a search can revoke the consent at any time.

Will that marijuana plants be admissible under the Open Fields Doctrine

Did Sam give valid consent for Officer Thompson to go into the kitchen

Will the stolen iPods found in the trunk be admissible as part of a search incident to arrest

Based on the Plain View Doctrine, if an officer is legally at the location, what level of certainty does an officer need to legally seize an item

A search of the car is never allowed when an officer stops someone based on reasonable suspicion.

The Supreme Court has approved the use of roadblocks for:

In which of the following situations would the Plain View Doctrine apply

Police officers must advise suspects of their right to refuse to give consent.

Will the bloody clothes be admissible as part of an inventory done when Officer Robinson impounded the car

Recreational vehicles are not covered by the rule that allows officers to search vehicles without obtaining search warrants.

In order to establish probable cause for an administrative warrant, there must be:

The Supreme Court has approved administrative warrants to be used for searches for:

Was it legal to stop Zach at the roadblock:

The rationale the Supreme Court has used when deciding cases involving vehicle searches is:

The Plain View Doctrine differs from the Open Fields Doctrine in that:

When officers arrest someone who is in a car, the officers are allowed to search:

If an officer has probable cause evidence is inside a car, the officer may conduct:

A warrantless search of a vehicle based on probable cause:

Under the Plain View Doctrine, officers may examine items to find serial numbers so they can check to see if they are stolen.