Evidence obtained without a proper search warrant can still be used if _______.

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All of the options listed are circumstances under which evidence obtained without a proper search warrant can still be used in court. A) Evidence found in garbage left at the curbside is considered abandoned and not protected by the Fourth Amendment. B) The "inevitable discovery" doctrine allows for the use of evidence that law enforcement would have eventually found without the unconstitutional search. C) Searches conducted by non-government agents (e.g., private security guards) are not subject to the Fourth Amendment restrictions.

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