Under which of the following circumstances would the government's search be considered "unreasonable" under the Fourth Amendment?
A)Searching digital information on a cell phone with a warrant.
B)Using a drug sniffing dog during a routine traffic stop with a warrant.
C)Bringing a drug sniffing dog onto someone's front porch without a warrant.
D)Bringing a drug sniffing dog into someone's private home with a warrant.
E)Using a drug sniffing dog during a routine traffic stop without a warrant.

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A)The Fourth Amendment prohibits government from conducting unreasonable
searches of individuals and seizing their property to use as evidence against them.The Supreme Court has found that a person's minimal expectation of privacy extends not only to his house but to its immediate surroundings such as the porch.
B)The Fourth Amendment prohibits government from conducting unreasonable searches of individuals and seizing their property to use as evidence against them.The Supreme Court has found that a person's minimal expectation of privacy extends not only to his house but to its immediate surroundings such as the porch.
C)The Fourth Amendment prohibits government from conducting unreasonable searches of individuals and seizing their property to use as evidence against them.The Supreme Court has found that a person's minimal expectation of privacy extends not only to his house but to its immediate surroundings such as the porch.

Under Which of the Following Circumstances Would the Government's Search