Multiple Choice
How is plain view evidence defined?
A) evidence that is obviously connected to the commission of a crime
B) evidence seized by police without a warrant who have the right to be in a position to observe it
C) videos or photographs that contain evidence of a crime being committed
D) an identification made via a lineup, showup, or photo array
Correct Answer:

Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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