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    Exam 7: Searches and Seizures of Things
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    A Search by an Off-Duty Peace Officer Is Still Considered
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A Search by an Off-Duty Peace Officer Is Still Considered

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A search by an off-duty peace officer is still considered to be a search by a government official.

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