When Conducting Aerial Surveillance Under the Plain View Doctrine, a Helicopter

Multiple Choice

When conducting aerial surveillance under the Plain View Doctrine, a helicopter may fly:

A) anywhere the FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) allows helicopters to fly
B) only in areas where the police routinely use helicopter patrols
C) only where the police have reasonable suspicion that criminal activity is occurring
D) only where the police have probable cause a crime is being committed