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Federal Circuit: Reasonable Suspicion Required to Search Prison Employee's Car

Loaded on Jan. 3, 2018

Filed under: Threats by Staff, Guards/Staff, Employee Litigation. Location: Florida.

On May 12, 2003, the court of appeals for the Federal Circuit held that reasonable suspicion was required to search a federal prison employee's car.

Derrick A. Wiley was employed as a teacher at a federal Bureau of Prisons facility in Miami, Florida, when he was approached by a special ...

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