In California V

In California v. Ciraolo the United States Supreme Court held that aerial photographs used to discover cultivated marijuana

A) violated a reasonable expectation of privacy.
B) was permitted as the use of thermal imaging devices is protected to detect the presence of indoor halide lights.
C) constituted searches undertaken under the "good faith exception."
D) did not warrant the use of a search warrant as long as the plants were visible to the naked eye from above.
E) constituted a "pat down" of suspicious individuals to search for weapons.