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Does the action constitute a search?
Was there a warrant?
Is there Reasonable Suspicion for a Search Warrant
Was there a State Action?
A person who is acting on behalf of a Governmental Body
Any private person acting on the direction of the police.
Private police who are deputized.
A private security guard/loss prevention.
1- Does the person have a subjective expectation of privacy?
2 - Is the person's expectation that which society is prepared to accept as objectively reasonable?
Options 1 and 2
Open Fields
Area extending 50 feet from the perimeter of a home
May be searched without a warrant
Curtilage