Evidence Obtained Through "Search and Seizure" Techniques (E

question 11

Multiple Choice

Evidence obtained through "search and seizure" techniques (e.g., looking inside the employee's locker) without the employee's knowledge:

• A) will usually be permitted as long as company representatives did not forcibly break into the employee's private property.
• B) will be automatically prohibited by the arbitrator.
• C) will subject the management representative to criminal prosecution according to a recent Supreme Court decision.
• D) will not be considered by the arbitrator if the employee did not know about the search.
• E) will always be considered by the arbitrator regardless of how it was obtained.

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