Officer Jones is on duty and decides to patrol a motel since it is a location with a high volume of narcotics related arrests. Once at the motel, the officer walks up and down the open walk ways of the motel. The doors of the rooms are on his left. He notices one room has light shining from the front window. Officer Jones stops to look into the window. Officer Jones can see a table with a pipe and several baggies. Of the baggies, the officer can see 3 of them have an off-white rocky substance and 2 with a leafy-green substance. Officer Jones has been an officer for 5 years and has extensive training and experience in identifying how the appearance of how narcotics are packaged, transported and ingested. Officer Jones knocks on the door. Betty opens the door.From the door out pours cannabis smoke. The odor is overwhelming. Officer Jones tells Betty he saw the baggies of narcotics from the window and tells her he is going to collect them. Before Betty can respond, Officer Jones walks in and collects the baggies and pipe. Betty is arrested. In court, Betty tells the court she felt Officer Jones barged in and took her drugs in violation of her rights. What issues do you think the court will need to address to determine if she is right?