In Katz V United States, the United States Supreme Court Created the Created

In Katz v. United States, the United States Supreme Court created the presumption that

A) the legality of a search may be supported by the circumstance of the crime
B) the criminal investigator is best situated to determine the need for a search
C) all searches conducted without warrants are unreasonable
D) most situations merit a search without a warrant
E) none of the above