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Visitor Cannot Withdraw Consent to Search Once Search Has Begun

Loaded on Jan. 15, 1994 published in Prison Legal News January, 1994, page 9
Filed under: Visitor Searches, Pat Searches, Crime/Demographics, Criminal Prosecution. Locations: Virginia, United States of America.
Visitor Cannot Withdraw Consent To Search Once Search Has Begun

This prison case comes to us via a suppression of evidence hearing in a federal drug prosecution.

Arthur Spriggs went to visit a prisoner at the Lorton Reformatory, a District of Columbia prison. Prior to entering the prison all visitors ...

 

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