The right to privacy applies to protect you from unreasonable searches in all of the following scenarios except:
A) to you personally.
B) to your home.
C) to your business.
D) in the commission of a crime.

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The right to privacy does not protect individuals from searches that occur during the commission of a crime. If a person is suspected of committing a crime, law enforcement officials may search them, their belongings or their property without a warrant. This is because public safety and the need to apprehend a suspect may override an individual's right to privacy in such circumstances.

The Right to Privacy Applies to Protect You from Unreasonable