The 4th Amendment Requires a Warrant for Search and Seizure

The 4th Amendment requires a warrant for search and seizure of evidence of a crime, except:

A) when the public servant forgets to get a search warrant, i.e., the bad memory exception
B) when the defendant consents to a search of their car, i.e., the consent search exception
C) when the defendant cusses out the public servant, i.e., the cursing fool exception
D) all of the above are correct