Generally, No-Knock Entries to Execute Search Warrants Are Permitted If

Multiple Choice

Generally, no-knock entries to execute search warrants are permitted if certain conditions exist. These conditions include:
I. the suspect in the crime owns the place to be searched.
II. a situation where the suspect might easily destroy evidence.
III the seizure involves more than one suspect.
IV. an announced entry would endanger the officers' safety.

A) I, III
B) I, II, III, IV
C) IV
D) II, IV