In the summer of 1995, Gail Nelson, an employee of Salem State College in Massachusetts, suffered a severe sunburn. Several times a day when she was alone in the office, she would go to the back area, unbutton her blouse and apply sun-burn medication. After discovering that she had been videotaped by a hidden camera, she sued her employer for violating her Fourth Amendment rights. What happened? Nelson v. Salem State College, 845 N.E.2d 338 (MA 2006).