Question

While grand juries have great leeway related to issuing subpoenas, the Fourth Amendment requires reasonableness. To meet the reasonableness standard, the subpoena must be likely to generate evidence that is: Relevant to the issue under consideration, be particular and reasonably specific, and be limited to a reasonable time frame. Relevant to the issue under consideration, be particular and reasonably specific, and be limited to class B felony (or higher) investigations. Relevant to the issue under consideration, be particular and reasonably specific, and be based on a higher than average probability that a crime has been committed Relevant to the issue under consideration, be particular and reasonably specific, and must meet the Daubert standard.

Answer 1

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Option A

Relevant to the issue under consideration, be particular and reasonably specific, and be limited to a reasonable time frame.