United States Eleventh Circuit

In Fourth Amendment claims by plaintiffs who were strip searched as part of the point-of-entry booking process before they were placed into the general jail population for the first time, dismissal of claims is affirmed and case is remanded where it follows from precedent in the decision in Bell v. Wolfish that the less intrusive searches in this case do not violate the Fourth Amendment.

Appellate Information

• Decided 09/04/2008
• Published 09/04/2008

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• United States Eleventh Circuit

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