Question

Jim was driving home one night after his basketball game when an officer pulled him over. The officer looked long and hard inside his car, then asked if Jim would open up his trunk. Jim said, “Do you have a warrant?” and the officer said, “no.” Because of this, Jim told that officer that he would feel more comfortable if he did not search his trunk. Was Jim correct? Why or why not?

Answer 1

yes because officers must have warrants and probable cause to search you or or belongings not only that but you have a right to privacy

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