The Florence Court ruled that jail and prison officials could strip search every new prisoner without having reasonable suspicion that the detainee might possess contraband and regardless of the nature of the charged offense, the inmate's lack of prior criminal history, or the prisoner's demeanor....
searchFourth AmendmentjailprisonprisonerinmateFlorenceBellWolfishThis case note criticizes the Supreme Court’s decision in Florence v. Board of Chosen Freeholders of County. of Burlington, 132 U.S 1510 (2012), which held that under the Fourth Amendment, jail administrators can require all arrestees...