Your friend, Donna, works at Pet Supplies Plus as a dog groomer. On her first day she signed several employment documents (but she doesn't remember what those documents said). One day she comes to you upset and says that she discovered a concealed listening device/recorder that her boss, Leo, had secretly woven into an apron that the store gave her to wear as she washed pets. She was shocked and confronted Leo who said that he only wanted to monitor her customer relations skills. "That creep could listen to everything I said to the customers, and even my end of private phone calls!"

Donna asks you, her attorney if her Fourth Amendment rights have been violated. 

What is your best, most accurate advice?

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The Fourth Amendment protects people from unreasonable searches and seizures by the government or it... View the full answer