Multiple Choice
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Each item may be matched only once. Select the best match.
-case which held that an automobile's interior could be searched after a passenger was arrested
A) Brendlin v. California
B) Bond v. United States
C) continuum of contacts
D) exigent circumstance
E) Graham v. Connor
F) Virginia v. Moore
G) Mapp v. Ohio
H) Minnesota v. Dickerson
I) New York v. Belton
J) positional asphyxia
K) probable cause
L) procedural law
M) substantive law
N) Tennessee v. Garner
O) United States v. Sokolow
P) Weeks v. United States
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