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Prisoner Has No Reasonable Expectation Of Privacy In Cell
The U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals held that the search of a
prisoner's cell and dissemination of his mail did not violate the Fourth
Amendment, but remanded to the district court his First Amendment claims.
While a California state prisoner confined at San Quentin, Charles Nakao
married an employee …
prisoner's cell and dissemination of his mail did not violate the Fourth
Amendment, but remanded to the district court his First Amendment claims.
While a California state prisoner confined at San Quentin, Charles Nakao
married an employee …
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