Jon is an inspector for OSHA. He is in a car dealership that consists of a showroom, open cubicle-style offices, and a service area. The service area does not allow customers to enter but does feature a glass wall that allows customers to observe their cars being serviced. Jon observes spilled oil without clean-up provisions, a lack of adequate air cleaners and exhaust fans, and other safety violations.
a. Jon must provide notice of his visit before he may legally visit.
b. Jon may observe and report administrative violations occurring in the service area because the dealership has evidenced no expectation of privacy in that area.
c. Because customers are prohibited from entering the service area, the dealership has established an expectation of privacy and Jon must have a warrant to report the violations.
d. Jon must limit his inspections to the offices and showroom because they are the only
public areas.
Question 2
Peter, Paul, and Mary own Blackacre as joint tenants with the right of survivorship. Peter is married, but has no children. Paul is single and Mary is divorced with three living children. Mary dies in a car accident. Explain the rights of Peter, Paul, and Mary's three children, including the disposition of Mary's interest in Blackacre.
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