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Which of the following statements explains the Fourth Amendment's protections against unreasonable searches and seizures? Choos...Question
Which of the following statements explains the Fourth Amendment’s protections against unreasonable searches and seizures?(1 point)
Responses
Law enforcement must have a search warrant and/or probable cause to search a person’s property.
Law enforcement must have a search warrant and/or probable cause to search a person’s property.
School officials must have probable cause to search a student’s locker.
School officials must have probable cause to search a student’s locker.
School officials must obtain a search warrant before conducting random drug testing.
School officials must obtain a search warrant before conducting random drug testing.
Law enforcement must have reasonable suspicion to search a person’s house.
Responses
Law enforcement must have a search warrant and/or probable cause to search a person’s property.
Law enforcement must have a search warrant and/or probable cause to search a person’s property.
School officials must have probable cause to search a student’s locker.
School officials must have probable cause to search a student’s locker.
School officials must obtain a search warrant before conducting random drug testing.
School officials must obtain a search warrant before conducting random drug testing.
Law enforcement must have reasonable suspicion to search a person’s house.
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The statement that best explains the Fourth Amendment’s protections against unreasonable searches and seizures is:
**Law enforcement must have a search warrant and/or probable cause to search a person’s property.**
This statement accurately reflects the general requirements set forth by the Fourth Amendment, which aims to protect individuals from arbitrary government intrusion into their privacy.
**Law enforcement must have a search warrant and/or probable cause to search a person’s property.**
This statement accurately reflects the general requirements set forth by the Fourth Amendment, which aims to protect individuals from arbitrary government intrusion into their privacy.