This Interpretation of the Warrant Clause Says There Must Be

question 71

Multiple Choice

This interpretation of the warrant clause says there must be a warrant to permit search, barring only inherent limitations upon that requirement when there is a good excuse for not getting a search warrant.

• A) the "warrant requirement" interpretation
• B) the "warrant preference" interpretation
• C) the "warrantless requirement" interpretation
• D) the "warrantless preference" interpretation

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