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RBC3 107 Questions with Correct Answers 10% Verified 2024/2025 search incident to arrest - Correct Answers warrantless search, able to search person and any area in their wingspan for evidence and weapons warrantless search of a vehicle - Correct Answers Arizona V gant 2009, police may search someones vehicle who is being arrested if they have reasonable belief the suspect may access the vehicle at the time of the search, or believe the vehicle may contain evidence of the offense that led to the arrest. cell phone searches - Correct Answers not covered under warrantless searches, cannot access someones phone incident to arrest, requires a warrant. unless exigent circumstances, such as officer safety and destruction of evidence. third party consent to search - Correct Answers third parties can give consent to search if it is reasonably believed the individual has the authority to grant the consent (babysitter giving consent to search the house example, reasonably believed she was the home owner) law - Correct Answers 6 warrantless searches - Correct Answers 1. consent 2. plain view 3. incident to arrest 4. automobile exception 5. stop and frisk 6. exigent circumstances stop and frisk (warrantless search) - Correct Answers may stop and pat search for weapons if there is reasonable belief the individual has committed a criminal act or is preparing to do so. (key is reasonable suspicion, that the circumstances around the event justify suspicion) cannot go into pockets unless there is a reason to believe the object in the pocket is a weapon or can immediately be identified as contraband (terry search same as pat down search, terry V ohio) automobile exception (warrantless search) - Correct Answers do not need a warrant to search a vehicle if, there is probable cause it contains evidence of a crime, contraband or fruits of a crime inside. has some kind of connection to a criminal act. (ruled impractical to obtain a warrant because it is so easily moved in t