If the Prosecution Requests a Court Order Authorizing Surgery to Obtain

Multiple Choice

If the prosecution requests a court order authorizing surgery to obtain physical evidence from a suspect's body, the judge will:

A) Grant the request as long as there is an affidavit with sufficient facts to establish probable cause for the suspect's arrest
B) Grant the order only if there is medical testimony that the procedure is not life-threatening
C) Grant the order if the prosecution's need for the evidence outweighs the medical danger to the suspect
D) Deny the order because surgery on the suspect to recover evidence to be used by the prosecution violates Due Process