Explain the plain view doctrine

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Explain the "plain view" doctrine and the three-pronged requirement that must be present in order for a search to be considered lawful. In your explanation include a discussion of the facts and circumstances of the Coolidge v. New Hampshire, Arizona v. Hicks, and Horton v. California cases.

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