Low-risk employees is invasion of privacy

Reference no: EM133659371

Robert M. Nelson v. National Aeronautics and Space Administration

The issue in this case is whether the background check of low-risk employees is an invasion of privacy.

1. Are you in agreement with the court's decision?

2. What is the determining factor when the benefit to allowing a background check outweighs the invasion of privacy? Explain.

Reference no: EM133659371

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