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hbsimmons88

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Officer Smith may search the motor home if he:
 
  a. views the vehicle as equivalent to a home.
  b. has a reasonable suspicion.
  c. can set up a checkpoint for this purpose.
  d. has probable cause.

Question 2

Officer Smith is seeking consent, rather than seeking a search warrant, because the Supreme Court has held that motor homes are automobiles for purposes of:
 
  a. the Fourth Amendment.
  b. the Fifth Amendment.
  c. law enforcement.
  d. due process.



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

a



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