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Law on Strip Searches of Prison Visitors Clearly Established

Loaded on May 15, 1998 published in Prison Legal News May, 1998, page 23
Filed under: Strip Searches, Visitor Searches, Crime/Demographics, Informants, Qualified Immunity, Supervisory Liability. Location: New York.
The court of appeals for the second circuit held that the reasonable suspicion standard for strip searches of prison visitors is clearly established. However, the court decided that the defendants were entitled to qualified immunity based upon the facts.

This case began in March 1989, when an assistant district attorney ...

 

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