In the case of katz v. united states, the supreme court expanded the scope of the fourth amendment by:

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20 February, 18:32

In the case of katz v. united states, the supreme court expanded the scope of the fourth amendment by:

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Kiara Clarke · Answer 1

In the case of Katz vs. United States (1967), the Supreme Court expanded the scope of the 4th amendment by adding the protection against certain kinds of electronic invasions of an individual's privacy.

The Supreme Court favored Katz in this case because the conversation that happened was in the scope of the Fourth Amendment's protection.