Author Question: The Fourth Amendment does not protect what the senses perceive in public places. Public places do ... (Read 367 times)

misspop · **on:** Aug 16, 2018

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.

Question 2

The special protection accorded by the Fourth Amendment to persons, places, papers, and effects does not include protection for:

a. telephone calls.
b. curtilage.
c. offices.
d. open fields.