The Supreme Court extended the right of privacy implied by the 14th and Fourth Amendments to include protection from use in a trial of evidence that was seized A. illegally, in the case Mapp v. Ohio B.

The Supreme Court extended the right of privacy implied by the 14th and Fourth Amendments to include protection from use in a trial of evidence that was seized

A. illegally, in the case Mapp v. Ohio

B. illegally, in the case Roe v. Wade

C. through a warrant, in the case Mapp v. Ohio

D. through a warrant, in the case Roe v. Wade

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