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Probable Cause Required for Visitor Body Cavity Search

Loaded on Aug. 15, 1998 published in Prison Legal News August, 1998, page 30
Filed under: Strip Searches, Visitor Searches, Body Cavity Searches, Attorney Fee Awards, Damages, Settlements, Qualified Immunity, Juveniles. Location: Utah.
A federal district court in Utah held that prison officials must have probable cause and a valid search warrant before subjecting a prison visitor to a body cavity search. Stana Laughter is married to a Utah state prisoner. Laughter visited her husband in prison on a regular basis, often accompanied ...

 

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