1. Which of the following best describes the application of the Fourth Amendment to administrative inspections? A. The Fourth Amendment does not apply. B. The Fourth Amendment applies in the same manner as in criminal cases. C. The Fourth Amendment requires that inspections be conducted reasonably, but no warrant is required in most cases. D. The Fourth Amendment requires that Inspections be conducted reasonably, and a warrant is required in most cases. 2 2. Which of the following best describes the application of the Fourth Amendments' probable cause requirement to administrative inspection warrants? A. The Fourth Amendment does not apply. B. The Fourth Amendment applies in the same manner as in criminal cases. C. The Fourth Amendment's probable cause requirement is lowered. D. The Fourth Amendment's probable cause requirement is increased. 3. Which of the following is not required of an agency before it may conduct a warrantless inspection of a business? A. The business is closely regulated. B. The government must have a substantial interest. C. The government must have credible evidence of a violation of law by the business. D. The warrantless Inspection must further the government's substantial interest. E. There must be a reasonable statutory scheme that substitutes for the warrant procedure. 4. Which of the following justifies reducing the Fourth Amendment's requirements in the administrative context? A. The health and safety concerns of the government. B. The lower expectation of privacy in the business. C. The increased effectiveness of enforcement resulting from such reductions. D. Both A and B. E. A, B, and C. 5. Health Inspector Wendy enters Luvs hamburgers and sits at a dining table. From that vantage, she examines the floor, lighting, and salad bar for code violations. What is required under the Fourth Amendment before she may conduct such an inspection? A. The Fourth Amendment does not apply. B. A warrant. C. While she is not required to have a warrant, she must have probable cause to believe a violation exists. D. While she is not required to have a warrant, she must be operating under a reasonable statute authorizing the inspection