Jay was angry with John for stealing his girlfriend, Sue. Jay wanted to get even. Hie called John up and toid John there were no "hard feelings" and taat he wanted to take over a bottle of wine. Actually, Jay had heard that John had some marijuana around and wanted to tell the police where it was located. John ler Jay into his home on the assumption that Jay wanted to share a drink After the two dr ank the wine, Jay asked John if he had any "stash. " John obliged by going to his bookcase and taking sone marijuana from a hollowed out book. Shortly after they had begun smoking some marijuana cigarettes, John had to answer a telephone call. After he left the room, Jay grabbed the book which contained the marijuana and took it to police headquarters. He then told the police exactly how he obtained it from Jobn. If John is charged with possession of an illegal substance on the basis of this evidence and Jay's testimony, John would probably (A) Win, because the marijuana is inadrissible (Jay gained entrance into John's home through a ruse). (B) Win, because this type of conduct "shocks the conscience." (C) Lose, because the evidence would be admissible. (D) Win, because the evidence, even if admissible, would be insufficient as a matter of law