Most courts have upheld the use of surveillance cameras, stating they are not a violation of individual's rights because __________.

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a. Incorrect. Although there is no specific mention of cameras in the U.S. Constitution the courts have ruled that they are not a violation because there is no expectation to privacy in
b. Incorrect. Surveillance cameras are everywhere today; despite some challenges, most courts have upheld their use, stating that they are not a violation of individuals' rights because there is no expectation of privacy in most of the
c. Correct. Surveillance cameras are everywhere today; despite some challenges, most courts have upheld their use, stating that they are not a violation of individuals' rights because there is no expectation of privacy in most of the
d. Incorrect. Advances in technology have resulted in high quality images that can be used to identify suspects.

Most Courts Have Upheld the Use of Surveillance Cameras, Stating