Under the Fourth Amendment, a warrantless search of the curtilage of a home is presumptively unreasonable unless an exception applies. The curtilage is determined primarily by:
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A
Whether the area is enclosed by a fence or wall
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B
Proximity to the home, enclosure, uses to which the area is put, and steps taken to exclude the public
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C
The subjective expectation of privacy of the homeowner
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D
Local zoning ordinances defining residential boundaries