Question

choose the option that best matches the description given.
: evidence that can be collected without a specific search warrant
persistent data
latent digital evidence
plain - view doctrine
records release

Explanation:

The plain-view doctrine is a legal principle that allows law enforcement to seize evidence that is clearly visible and immediately recognizable as incriminating without needing a specific search warrant, which matches the provided description. Persistent data refers to stored digital data, latent digital evidence is hidden digital data that needs special tools to access, and records release refers to obtaining official records, none of which fit the description.

Answer:

plain-view doctrine