The Fourth Amendment to the U.S.Constitution

The Fourth Amendment to the U.S.Constitution:

A) protects persons against all searches and seizures.
B) provides protection to places or items as to which the Court found no reasonable expectations of privacy such as open fields and personal bank records.
C) provides protection to matters such as voluntary conversations between criminal defendants and government informants.
D) protects persons against arbitrary and unreasonable governmental violations of their privacy rights.