In ________, the Supreme Court Held That the Use of a Beeper

Multiple Choice

In ________, the Supreme Court held that the use of a beeper attached to the suspect's car was not a search within the scope of the Fourth Amendment because it did not infringe on any privacy interest and conveyed no protected information.

A) Illinois v. Caballes
B) Terry v. Ohio
C) Arizona v. Gant
D) United States v. Karo