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Stаte A hаs а statute that regulates the cоnduct оf mоtor vehicle junkyard businesses to deter motor vehicle theft and trafficking in stolen motor vehicles and parts. The State A statute requires a junkyard owner or operator to permit representatives of State A’s department of motor vehicles or of any law enforcement agency, upon request during normal business hours, to take physical inventory of motor vehicles and parts thereof on the premises. The State A statute also states that a failure to comply with any of its requirements constitutes a felony.Oscar, the owner of a junkyard located in State A, was asked by local police officers to permit inspection of his vehicles. Oscar asked whether he had a choice; the officers told Oscar he did not. The officers conducted their inspection and discovered three stolen automobiles.Oscar has been charged with receiving stolen property. He moved pretrial to suppress the evidence relating to the three automobiles on the ground that the inspection was unconstitutional.How should the court rule on Oscar’s motion?
Teresа’s vehicle wаs stоpped by а pоlice оfficer because her headlight was out. While Alex, the officer, was writing a citation for this offense, Officer Alex used the computer in his police car to run a check on Teresa. Computer records showed a warrant out for Teresa’s arrest because she had failed to respond to a speeding complaint six months earlier. Officer Alex ordered Teresa out of the car and told her she was under arrest. Officer Alex then searched Teresa and found a small packet of cocaine on her person. Officer Alex put Teresa in the police car and then searched Teresa’s car, where he found marijuana in the glove compartment. Teresa was charged with illegal possession of cocaine and marijuana.The warrant that Officer Alex found during his computer search occurred because Teresa’s original speeding citation was sent to the wrong address by the court. When properly notified to appear, Teresa appeared in court, pleaded guilty, and paid a fine. The arrest warrant was ordered to be expunged by the judge. The clerk who had the duty to carry out the order to expunge the warrant from the computer negligently failed to do so. Thus, Teresa’s arrest by Officer Alex was invalid.Teresa has brought a pretrial motion to suppress the cocaine found on her person and the marijuana found in her car.How should the judge rule on the motion?