Courts Generally Recognize That Administrative Inspections Differ from Searches Incriminal

Courts generally recognize that administrative inspections differ from searches incriminal cases for each of the following reasons except:

A) agencies, being executive in nature, are afforded privileges that allow them to
B) administrative searches usually do not have the purpose of securing evidence of
C) agencies in today's complex society must be given broad authority to enforce their
D) there is a lower expectation of privacy in business premises