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Warrantless Cell Phone Searches

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A police officer arrests a suspect for drug possession and, without a warrant, searches the text messages on the suspect’s cell phone. Based on Supreme Court precedent, this action would most likely be considered:

A

Constitutional under the automobile exception

B

Constitutional under the search incident to arrest exception

C

Constitutional if the evidence is in plain view

D

Unconstitutional under Riley v. California

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