If the government performs a search without a warrant, to justify the search, the government must show that the search falls within one of the ____________ to the warrant requirement.

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The correct term is "exceptions" to the warrant requirement, which are situations where a warrantless search may still be considered constitutional, such as in cases where there is probable cause, exigent circumstances, or consent given by the individual being searched.

If the Government Performs a Search Without a Warrant, to Justify