Question 14 • GA-Government-CR
Answer:
A reasonable expectation of privacy depends on the situation. It is generally strongest in the home and weaker in public places or when a person voluntarily shares information with others. Privacy is not absolute: consent, a valid warrant, or certain legally recognized exceptions can allow a search. Still, the government should have a legitimate legal basis for intruding on someone’s privacy, and the intrusion should be limited to what is justified by the circumstances.