Adalynn Pham

18 June, 08:26

You pass a home that has a marijuana plant in a hanging planter on the deck. As a police officer, you stop and seize it, arresting the occupants of the home. They argue that Katz prevents you from doing so. What would be the ruling? A) A plant on a deck is knowingly exposed to the public. B) The home is a physical location and is protected. C) The owners were in the home and were covered as protected persons. D) A home has a reasonable expectation of privacy.

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