Jack and Paul planned to hold up a bank. They drove to the bank in Jack's car. Jack entered while Paul remained as lookout in the car. After a few moments, Paul panicked and drove off. Jack looked over the various tellers, approached one, and whispered nervously, "Just hand over the cash. Don't look around, don't make a false move or it's your life." The teller looked at the fidgeting Jack, laughed, flipped him a dollar bill, and said, "Go on, beat it." Flustered, Jack grabbed the dollar and left. Soon after leaving the scene, Paul was stopped by the police for speeding. Noting his nervous condition, the police asked Paul if they might search the car. Paul agreed. The search turned up heroin concealed in the lid of the trunk"The prosecution's best argument to sustain the validity of the search of Jack's car would be that
the search was reasonable under the circumstances, including Paul's nervous condition.  the search was incident to a valid arrest. Paul had, under the circumstances, sufficient standing and authority to consent to the search.  exigent circumstances, including the inherent mobility of a car, justified the search