In which of the following situations DOES there exist an expectation of privacy?
a. Standing on the street and looking into the living room through open curtains.
b. Climbing over a backyard fence.
c. Observing someone carrying a briefcase.
d. Overhearing a conversation on the street.
Question 2
Until 1967, the U.S. Supreme Court defined searches mainly according to property law. According to the ____________, to qualify as a search, officers had to invade physically a constitutionally protected area..
a. constitutionality doctrine
b. privacy doctrine
c. trespass doctrine
d. reasonable expectation of privacy doctrine
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