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Task: Consent Search of Vehicle
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Florida v. Jimeno, 500 U.S. 248 (1991).
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Where an individual has consented to a search of his or her vehicle,

an officer may search containers within the vehicle as long as it is

objectively reasonable for the officer to have believed that such

consent extended to the containers searched.
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Where an officer has obtained consent to search a vehicle for

narcotics, it is objectively reasonable for the officer to have believed
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that such consent extended to containers capable of containing

narcotics.

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