In the case of Griffin v. Wisconsin (1987), the U.S. Supreme Court held that it was legal for probation officers to use trickery and deception to find out whether probationers under their care were engaging in illegal activities.

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In Griffin v. Wisconsin, the U.S. Supreme Court held that probation officers could search a probationer's home without a search warrant or probable cause, as long as the search was conducted in the interests of rehabilitating the probationer. The case did not address the legality of using trickery and deception.

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