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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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