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Under the Fourth Amendment,for Evidence to Qualify for the Plain

Question 69

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Under the Fourth Amendment,for evidence to qualify for the plain view exception to the warrant requirement,the discovery does not need to be:

A) purposeful.
B) inadvertent.
C) made with a warrant.
D) due to reasonable suspicion.

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