ACCUAD390C) Question 48 Qu Not yet Carl Conman engineers an ingenious scheme to "assist" students in securing admission to Wisconsin State University. For $40,000 answered apiece, Carl will add the prospective student's name to a bogus research project and then submit the article to Carl's own psychological Points out of 50 research journal. Carl will then "validate" the article as legitimate college level work worthy of immediate admission and significant scholarships from the University selection committee. After the University admits Adam Average ( a uninterested 18 year old who can Remove flag barely read and write) the gig is up. Undercover police investigators pose as interested prospective students and seek Carl's help. When invited into Carl's office, they see the cashed checks from interested students and lists of previously published articles with sticky notes of the students names posted on each footnote. Carl is arrested. As he is being led out of Main Hall, Carl tells his buddy Adam Accomplice " break into my office and destroy all those false fake articles with the kids names on them or I am going to the big house." The cops believe there is more evidence at the Conman residence but Carl refuses to give consent to search the house. The cops figure they really don't need any permission or authority to access the house and simply walk in unannounced allegedly to check and make sure everyone in the house is OK. They find plenty of incriminating evidence that they confiscate, without any intention of providing Carl or his lawyer and copy of the materials taken from the home. Discuss the criminal law implications of Carl's actions and law enforcement's response. A - B