Which of the following court cases held that administrative inspections are regulated by the Fourth and Fourteenth Amendments and observed that the failure to require a warrant would leave individuals without protection against administrative intrusions?

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Camara v. Municipal Court is the case that established the principle that administrative inspections, like other searches, are subject to the requirements of the Fourth Amendment, and that the failure to require a warrant for such inspections would leave individuals without protection against unreasonable governmental intrusion.

Which of the Following Court Cases Held That Administrative Inspections