The government supports their case that thermal scan is not a search because thermal imagery did not invade the home or reveal any detailed activity within the home itself and also the thermal imagery only scanned surfaces exposed to public view.
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According to the passage, The government supports their case that thermal scan is not a search because the thermal imagery only detects heat emanating from the exteriors of the petitioners house.
Also the thermal imagery did not invade the home or reveal any detailed activity within the home itself and therefor this could be used to gather information without previously obtaining a search warrant.
The government also posited that the thermal imagery only scanned surfaces exposed to public view in other to detect the physical fact of relative heat as against the notion that thermal imagery could be used to obtain detailed information about the interior of a home.
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Explanation:
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This question is incomplete because the options are missing, here is the complete question:
During the Middle Ages, many villages had areas reserved for families to take their cows or sheep to graze. All families were welcome to use this land without charge. This situation likely led to a(n):
A. finite of proportions.
B. tragedy of the commons.
C. marketable public good.
D. exhaustive equilibrium.
The answer to this question is B. Tragedy of the commons
Explanation:
A tragedy of the commons is a phenomenon that occurs when a common or public resource is depleted or destroyed due to individual interests. Besides this, a tragedy of the commons is the result of overconsumption and not considering collective interests.
This phenomenon likely occurred in the case presented because it is likely each family that owned sheep or cows only thought about its interest and tried to use the common good (areas to graze) as much as possible, without considering others' right to use it or the collective interest of preserving the area. This likely led to the depletion of the resource, and therefore a tragedy of the commons.