23. Per the Supreme Court's holding in Katz v. United States, which two factors are most indicative of whether a reasonable expectation of privacy exists? A. Economic costs and established precedent. B. Society's preparation to accept such expectation, and current technological advancements. C. Society's preparation to accept such expectation, and steps taken by accused to safeguard expectation. D. Steps taken by accused to safeguard expectation, and current technological advancements. 24. Justice Alito's opinion in US v. Jones is referenced extensively in the Carpenter decision. Which of the following is not one of the arguments offered by Justice Alito in the Jones decision? A. GPS devices are intended for long-term tracking. B. Relying solely on physical trespasses leads to incongruous results. C. GPS technology is costly, and has limited availability in the consumer market. D. Reliance solely on the law of trespass presents more problems in cases involving surveillance carried out by electronic means. 25. The Fourth Amendment is intended to curb the issuance of which type of warrant? A. Expedited Warrants. B. Specific Warrants. C. General Warrants. D. Unreasonable Warrants. 26. In 2009 , which company issued a public statement detailing a breach it attributed to China, giving the Obama administration an opportunity to accuse China of espionage without requiring US Governments officials to make the case themselves? A. Facebook B. Target C. Anthem Blue Cross \& Blue Shield D. Google 27. Prior to its expiration, Section 215 of the USA PATRIOT ACT would give investigators the right to obtain which of the following for defined foreign intelligence and antiterrorism investigations? A. Any tangible thing. B. Financial records. C. Records relating to immigration status. D. Records relating to suspected criminal activity