In New York v. Belton, the Court applied their ruling in Chimel, to an automobile search and held that:
a. Articles within the passenger compartment are within the area in which an individual might reach to grab a weapon or evidence of a crime.
b. When arresting an individual in an automobile, the officer may search the passenger compartment of the automobile so long as the search is conducted contemporaneously with the arrest.
c. Containers within the individual’s reach may be searched so long as the search is conducted contemporaneously with the arrest.
d. All of the above
d. All of the above
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