Only a person whose reasonable expectation of privacy has been violated can petition the court to exclude evidence obtained in violation of the Fourth Amendment.

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This statement is in line with the Fourth Amendment exclusionary rule, which allows a person whose Fourth Amendment rights have been violated to petition the court to exclude evidence obtained in violation of those rights. Only the person whose rights have been violated can make this petition, not a third party who was not directly impacted by the violation. Therefore, Option A is correct.

Only a Person Whose Reasonable Expectation of Privacy Has Been