Lane Was Employed by the County as the Public Assistance

Lane was employed by the county as the public assistance coordinator. She was fired after her office was searched by her supervisor. Her supervisor claimed that she searched the office looking for evidence that Lane was engaged in food stamp fraud.

A) Lane's 4^th Amendment rights have been violated because the search was per se unreasonable.
B) Lane has no recourse because her employer had reasonable grounds to suspect the search would reveal that she was engaged in food stamp fraud.
C) Lane can file an action based on the Privacy Act.
D) Lane can file a claim based on invasion of privacy.