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Second Circuit: Lack of Standing Invalidates Strip Search Ban
On January 20, 2004, the U.S. Second Circuit Court of Appeals held that a
federal district court's order enjoining a New York county jail from
performing unconstitutional strip searches was erroneous because the
plaintiff lacked standing.
In July 1995, attorney Ray Shain was arrested for allegedly threatening
domestic violence against …
federal district court's order enjoining a New York county jail from
performing unconstitutional strip searches was erroneous because the
plaintiff lacked standing.
In July 1995, attorney Ray Shain was arrested for allegedly threatening
domestic violence against …
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