In katz v united states, the supreme court ruled that tapping a public phone without warrant violated the defendant’s: a: freedom of assembly b: protection against unreasonable search and seizure c: protection against double jeopardy d: right to avoid self-incrimination

the answer is: b: protection against unreasonable search and seizure

Protection against unreasonable search and seizure make it illlegal for the law enforcment to conduct a search in citizens'  property without having proper warrant. The court ruled out that public phone is technically citizens' property since it's being maintained using citizen's tax money.

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