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The Fourth Amendment Does Not Protect What the Senses Perceive

Question 42

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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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