Officer Mаnsоn оbserved а cаr driving arоund University Circle on Euclid Avenue between Ford and East 115th. The car would travel slowly at some points, at other times the car would stop completely, pause for a short time, and then proceed driving. The car would then turn onto the side street, change directions to return to Euclid Avenue and come down the street and repeat the same traffic pattern. Officer Manson observed the vehicle make three separate trips up and down the street. Officer Manson believed that the driver was either looking for a parking space or was waiting for a partner in crime to exit one of the various stores after robbing it. He was not sure which scenario was most likely. On the car’s fourth time up the street, Officer Manson activated his dash cam, turned on his emergency lights, and stopped the vehicle. The car immediately pulled off the road into a city-owned parking lot. The stop of the car was:
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Fаct Pаttern #3: The ATF is cоnducting а search pursuant tо a warrant that allоws them to seize any sawed-off shotguns they find. Sawed-off shotguns, which are about two and a half feet in length, are illegal to possess. Looking in a closet by the front door, the agents indeed find three sawed-off shotguns, but they also find a one-foot tall statue of Venus that had been stolen in a recent art heist. The agents know that a one-foot tall statue of Zeus was also stolen in the same heist, so they look inside a nearby shoebox to see if it contains the statue of Zeus. Low and behold, they find that statue too. As they continue their search of the home, the agents see three boxes of new laptops. Because they were aware that there had been a break-in at a nearby electronics store, they have a hunch that the laptops may be stolen. Because they are not sure, however, they turn over one of the boxes to check the serial number. Sure enough, the laptop was stolen. Which of these is the best answer regarding the admissibility of the statue of Venus at trial?
Fаct Pаttern #7: FBI аgents are cоnducting a natiоnal security investigatiоn of Claus. Claus is suspected of deliberately dropping dangerous packages from his sleigh while he was traveling over the Washington, DC, area at precisely 3:15 am on December 25. The agents have reason to believe that the NSA has been tracking Claus's movements for years. However, the NSA has never confirmed this to the agents, and it has provided no information whatsoever to those conducting the investigation of Claus. Unknown to the agents, the NSA has information from a very highly classified source that Claus was not in the vicinity of Washington, DC, at any time between 2:00 am and 4:00 am on December 25. Any disclosure of this information would severly hamper the NSA's ability to track and disable incoming nuclear missiles. Because the agents know that the NSA will never provide any useful information, they do not bother asking the NSA about Claus's actions. The prosecution has video footage from hundreds of home security systems showing that Claus was over Washington, DC, at 3:15 am on December 25. Claus is charged with violating 18 U.S.C. § 2339A (engaging in terrorist activities). The prosecution discloses the home security videos to the defense. However, because the prosecution does not know of the NSA information, it does not disclose the NSA information concerning Claus's whereabouts on December 25. Which of the following is/are correct (choose all that apply):