The U.S. Supreme Court has consistently ruled in favor of the sanctity of one's home, a concept that has come to be known as the __________.

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a. Incorrect. The sanctity of one's home is very important in U.S. legal tradition, and it is commonly assumed that "a person's home is his or her castle"-a concept referred to as the castle doctrine, not the homestead doctrine.
b. Incorrect. The sanctity of one's home is very important in U.S. legal tradition, and it is commonly assumed that "a person's home is his or her castle"-a concept referred to as the castle doctrine, not the residence doctrine.
c. Correct. The sanctity of one's home is very important in U.S. legal tradition, and it is commonly assumed that "a person's home is his or her castle"-a concept referred to as the castle doctrine.
d. Incorrect. The sanctity of one's home is very important in U.S. legal tradition, and it is commonly assumed that "a person's home is his or her castle"-a concept referred to as the castle doctrine, not the private property doctrine.

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