Multiple Choice
Law enforcement agents of the Drug Enforcement Agency flying over a large forest observe a cultivated patch in the forest. Suspecting that it is a marijuana field, they land and approach on foot where they verify that it is marijuana and arrest a person working in the field. Their observations from the plane _____.
A) do not violate the Fourth Amendment because they had a right to fly there
B) do not fall within plain view because the nature of the plants was not immediately apparent
C) fall within plain view because they did not seize the marijuana until after making an arrest
D) do not fall within plain view because they invaded the suspect's privacy
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