PROBLE Review Problem 8-2 above, in which governme home of Mark's parents with an arrest warrant for Mark. Note that the government now claims that the plain view doctrine justifies the seizure of both the rifle and the M-16 bolt carrier assembly. Question: Does it? Explain. PROBLEM 8-4 Officer J. D. Birch of the Memphis Police Department observed Freddie Mann pull out of an alley in an automobile. Officer Birch recognized Mann from prior arrests and knew that his driver's license had been revoked. Mann saw Officer Birch and immediately backed his car down the alley into a small automotive repair garage. Just as Mann got out of his car, Officer Birch turned into the alley after him. Officer Birch ordered Mann to stop. MannSECTION II CATEGORIES OF WARRANTLESS SEARCHES AND SEIZURES walked away, but Officer Birch overtook him and requested Mann's driver's license. During this encounter, Officer Birch saw in Mann's shirt pocket a hand-rolled cigarette that he suspected was marijuana. He removed the cigarette, smelled the odor of marijuana, and placed Mann under arrest for possession of marijuana. After securing Mann in his squad car, Birch called for additional officers and, upon their arrival, proceeded to search the vehicle. The search of the interior revealed approximately $8,000 in cash under the front seat and a set of scales and clear cellophane-both items commonly used to package cocaine-in the trunk. Question: Among other things, Mann is prosecuted for conspiracy to distribute cocaine. As his attorney, on what grounds would you move to suppress the items found in Mann's vehicle? What are your chances of success? PROBLEM 8-5 Review Problem 8-4 above, in which Officer Birch seized a hand-rolled cket