United States v. Brendan J. Hagarty

How courts have described this case

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• eavesdropping of public employee's office not \made in an effort to supervise and investigate * * * but was designed to detect criminal activity * * *.\
• eavesdropping of public employee’s office not “made in an effort to supervise and investigate * * * but was designed to detect criminal activity * * *.”
• court noted that eavesdropping was designed to detect criminal activity and on that basis distinguished cases upholding employer workplace searches
• court noted that eavesdropping was designed to detect criminal activity and on that basis distinguished cases upholding employer workplace searches
• whether purpose of search is for criminal investigation or administrative purpose is relevant to scope of fourth amendment protection
• whether purpose of search is for criminal investigation or administrative purpose is relevant to scope of fourth amendment protection

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).