The U.S.Supreme Court has specifically held that checkpoints for which of the following purposes does not violate the Fourth Amendment?

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The U.S. Supreme Court has held that checkpoints for the purpose of driving while intoxicated enforcement do not violate the Fourth Amendment in the case of Michigan Department of State Police v. Sitz (1990), as they serve a significant public interest and minimally intrude on individual liberties. However, checkpoints for general crime control purposes have been ruled unconstitutional as they are not narrowly tailored to a specific public safety goal. Checkpoints for drug law enforcement and catching burglars in high crime areas have not yet been specifically addressed by the Supreme Court.

The USSupreme Court Has Specifically Held That Checkpoints for Which of of the Following