Government inspectors may enter a business to conduct an inspection without a warrant if the industry is highly regulated such as food or firearms.

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Final Answer : True, Explanation :  Certain industries that are considered highly regulated, such as food, firearms, and others, are subject to administrative inspections that do not always require a warrant due to public safety and health concerns. This is an exception to the general requirement for a warrant for searches and inspections.

Government inspectors may enter a business to conduct an inspection without a warrant if the industry is highly regulated such as food or firearms.

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