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The Precedent for a Warrantless Search of an Automobile Resulted

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Question 41

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The precedent for a warrantless search of an automobile resulted from


A) Carroll v. United States.
B) Miranda v. Arizona.
C) Terry v. Ohio.
D) Mapp v. Ohio.
E) Chimel v. California.

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