 In Leventhal v. <unk> ( 2001 ) , Sotomayor rejected a Fourth Amendment challenge by a U.S. Department of Transportation employee whose employer searched his office computer . She held that , " Even though [ the employee ] had some expectation of privacy in the contents of his office computer , the investigatory searches by the DOT did not violate his Fourth Amendment rights " because here " there were reasonable grounds to believe " that the search would reveal evidence of " work @-@ related misconduct " . 
