A federal officer without a warrant enters a hotel room with probable cause to search for stolen money. A diary describing involvement in the robbery is found lying on the bed. The defendant moves to suppress the diary. Should the diary be suppressed?

• A. No, because the diary is in plain view.
• B. Yes, because the officer had no warrant to enter the hotel room.
• C. Yes, because the diary is privileged information.
• D. No, because diaries are admissible.

Answer: (B)