Does a jail’s policy of strip-searching all prisoners–even if there is no suspicion the prisoner poses a threat to others-violate an individual’s Fourth Amendment right to be free from unreasonable search and seizure?
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by ap-government-fall-2011-2da (Central York High School) - Mar 25, 2012
by ap-government-fall-2011-1b3 (Central York High School) - Mar 25, 2012
In the case of Florence v. Board of Freeholders of Burlington County, New Jersey, a man named Albert Florence was pulled over for a routine traffic stop one day and it was discov...
by ap-government-fall-2011-331 (Central York High School) - Mar 25, 2012
The court rules in favor of the Board of Freeholders because the safety of the whole prison is greater than an individual’s freedom from a search. Florence brought this case against the...
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