Jaxson is convicted of carrying obscene photographs on his flight from Ohio, thus violating an Ohio law that prohibits the possession of such material. Police forcibly enter the plane on which Jaxson is traveling, stating that they had a tip about the material he was carrying. Jaxson appeals to the U.S. Supreme Court and the Court overturns his conviction, ruling that police had acted unconstitutionally, citing the Fourth Amendment prohibition on unreasonable search and seizures. In this scenario, the Court was applying Multiple Choice the principle of prior restraint. the doctrine of plain view. the exclusionary rule. the principle of double jeopardy. the doctrine of selective incorporation