Ned wants to enter the home of a suspect to search for evidence but does not have a warrant. He sees someone shredding paper through the window. Which of the following exceptions allow him to enter the home?
A.
probable cause
B.
arrest
C.
exigent circumstances
D.
hot pursuit
E.
USA PATRIOT Act

Question

Ned wants to enter the home of a suspect to search for evidence but does not have a warrant. He sees someone shredding paper through the window. Which of the following exceptions allow him to enter the home?
A. 
probable cause
B. 
arrest
C. 
exigent circumstances
D. 
hot pursuit
E. 
USA PATRIOT Act

Hoodmemes · Answer

Do u know the meaning of all your answer options?

duboisj2004 · Answer

nope

Hoodmemes · Answer

Not even one?

duboisj2004 · Answer

BROchill im only 16

duboisj2004 · Answer

Post Test: Forensic Science Overview

Mathew222 · Answer

yea yea

Mathew222 · Answer

ok

duboisj2004 · Answer

i think its c because hes clearly destroying the evidence

Hoodmemes · Answer

Probable cause:When them police authorities have reason to obtain a warrant for the arrest of a suspected criminal or the issuing of a search warrant.

Hoodmemes · Answer

$\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}$ @duboisj2004
i think its c because hes clearly destroying the evidence
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why do u think that would honestly be correct?

duboisj2004 · Answer

wihout a cearch

Hoodmemes · Answer

$\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}$ @duboisj2004
wihout a cearch
$\color{#0cbb34}{\text{End of Quote}}$
huh?

duboisj2004 · Answer

without a searhc warrent

Hoodmemes · Answer

Thats not the meaning of exigent circumstances tho

Hoodmemes · Answer

U would be correct about see only bc as stated he saw the suspected criminal shredding paper and that would be destruction of evidence that can be used.