Consent to search is valid only if given:
A)under duress.
B)by a person who is not in control of the property.
C)voluntarily.
D)unknowingly.

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Consent to search must be given voluntarily, meaning the person freely and knowingly gives permission for their property to be searched. Consent given under duress (A) or unknowingly (D) would not be considered valid consent. Additionally, consent must be given by a person who has control over the property (B).

Consent to Search Is Valid Only If Given