If an employer informs an employee, in writing, that the employee has no expectation of privacy in any of the employer's work areas or in any of the personal belongings the employee brings to the worksite, the employer can generally effectively reduce employees expectations of privacy. TRUE FALSE An employee has the right to have an attorney present when questioned by an employer during a fraud investigation TRUE FALSE An employee has the right to remain silent in a civil action TRUE FALSE If a person has been arrested by the police, the law assumes they are in custody TRUE FALSE An employer may lawfully fire an employee remaining silent during a fraud investigation TRUE FALSE The Fourth Amendment, protection against unreasonable searches, generally only applies to searches performed by government authorities (i.e., "law enforcement officers) TRUE FALSE A warrant is always required before an employee can be searched on the employer's premises TRUE FALSE A warrant is always required before the police can search an individual TRUE FALSE Government Agents must warn subjects that they have the right to refuse a search request a. True 6. False