ATAC: Describing Some Images in Text

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Plain-view Doctrine

Left: No violation of doctrine. Evidence is admissible. Right: Violation of doctrine. Evidence is inadmissible.

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This figure has two illustrations one left and one right, each with a top and bottom part.

• Left illustration – no violation of doctrine:
  • Top: A police officer stands next to a wall and there are plants behind the wall. The officer is tall enough to be able to see over the wall.
  • Bottom: A police officer stands next to the driver's side of a car. The officer shines a flashlight into the car and at the driver of the car.

• Right illustration – violation of doctrine:

• Top: A police officer stands on a ladder next to a wall and there are plants behind the wall. The officer needs the ladder to see over the wall.
• Bottom: A person looks through binoculars and sees another person in a ski-mask who seems to be in the process of picking a lock.

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