The Fourth Amendment Does Not Protect What the Senses Perceive

question 37

Multiple Choice

The Fourth Amendment does not protect what the senses perceive in public places. Public places do not include:

• A) public parks.
• B) private businesses open to the public.
• C) streets.
• D) employees-only areas of private businesses.

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