If evidence of regulatory violations can be obtained from observations made in areas the public has access to:
A) there is no need to obtain a warrant
B) there is still a need to obtain a warrant
C) a warrant must still be obtained if the evidence is going to appear in court
D) some states still require that a warrant be obtained
E) a company may require that a warrant be obtained before it will consent to pay fines

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Observations made in areas where the public has access do not typically require a warrant because there is no expectation of privacy in these areas. This principle allows for the collection of evidence without the need for a warrant, as the observations are made in places where anyone could legally observe.

If Evidence of Regulatory Violations Can Be Obtained from Observations