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The Case Establishing That Police Can Enter a Premise Without

Question 34

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The case establishing that police can enter a premise without a warrant if they believe the premises may contain a victim or a killer is

A) California v. Simpson.
B) Michigan v. Tyler.
C) United States v. Russell.
D) Flippo v. West Virginia.
E) Sorrells v. United States.

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