Assumed Risk Overextension
This trap appears as a wrong-answer choice in 1 active question. Spotting how it is built is the repair: read each example's “why it's attractive” before the “why it's wrong.”
Subject distribution
- CRIMINAL1
Example wrong choices
16182_tabithas_tithing · CRIMINAL · Choice ANo, because it was immediately apparent to the investigator that the ledger was evidence of a crime.
Why it's attractive
Plain view requires the view to be plain; here, a search (lifting) occurred first.
Why it's wrong
Plain view requires the view to be plain; here, a search (lifting) occurred first.
16182_tabithas_tithing · CRIMINAL · Choice BNo, because Tabitha assumed the risk that the investigator would find items in her workspace.
Why it's attractive
Third-party risk covers what you reveal, not what is hidden under covers.
Why it's wrong
Third-party risk covers what you reveal, not what is hidden under covers.
16182_tabithas_tithing · CRIMINAL · Choice DYes, because the investigator violated Tabitha's rights by obtaining entry through deceit.
Why it's attractive
Undercover deceit is legally valid for entry.
Why it's wrong
Undercover deceit is legally valid for entry.
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