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Ohio Appellate Court Holds No Privacy Right in Urine

Loaded on Jan. 15, 2002 published in Prison Legal News January, 2002, page 23
Filed under: Drug Testing, Civil Procedure, State Law Claims, Complaints. Location: Ohio.
The highly influential Tenth District Court of Appeals of Ohio has ruled that prisoners "have no reasonable expectation of privacy in the items they possess in a prison or in the activities in which they engage while incarcerated. This loss of privacy and personal control is basic to our presentday ...

 

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