If evidence of regulatory violations can be obtained from observations made in areas the public has access to:
A) a company may require that a warrant be obtained before it will consent to pay fines
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) none of the other choices are correct

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If evidence of regulatory violations can be observed from areas the public has access to, it generally does not require a warrant to be used as evidence. This is because there is no expectation of privacy in areas accessible to the public.

If Evidence of Regulatory Violations Can Be Obtained from Observations