An athlete challenging a drug test on the grounds that it is an unreasonable search and seizure would attempt to prove to a court that
A. taking the athlete's urine or blood may constitute a seizure and the testing may constitute a search.
B. taking the athlete's urine or blood for the test is an invasion of privacy.
C. taking the athlete's urine or blood without notice of suspicion and a right to a trial violates due process.
D. All of these are correct.
Answer: A. taking the athlete's urine or blood may constitute a seizure and the testing may constitute a search.
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