Strip Search

JohnnySavage

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So now Sheriff Buford can arrest all the hotties down the hollar and strip search them.

Unbelievable.
 
The Supremes just gave every redneck sheriff in the county their wet dream.

This has been going on for some time, here in Alaska. Most people allow themselves to be searched. I smile and tell them I am busy.
 
Better keep that dog on a leash folks. The government's revenue collectors, I mean police, will take you downtown and strip search you.
 
So now Sheriff Buford can arrest all the hotties down the hollar and strip search them.

Unbelievable.

Government goons and TSA shock troops are going to be performing searches at thousands of random checkpoints throughout the United States.

Be prepared to have a full cavity search when you're trying to get into a shopping mall or department store.

They don't even search people this way in communist China.

Unbelievable......
 
can they take nude pics too? what a way to put voyeur sites out of business bro!

Stew
 
I heard this as I as driving home from work today. The man who initially brought the lawsuit was wrongly jailed because a computer glitch failed to show that he had paid a fine within the allotted time frame. He was strip searched twice while incarcerated. For not paying a fine that he actually had paid.

As much as I dislike the current makeup of this supreme court, I really, really expected them to come out in favor of individual's rights. There is no excuse I can possibly imagine for strip searching people who are jailed for crimes, or alleged crimes, that involve neither violence or drugs.
 
I heard this as I as driving home from work today. The man who initially brought the lawsuit was wrongly jailed because a computer glitch failed to show that he had paid a fine within the allotted time frame. He was strip searched twice while incarcerated. For not paying a fine that he actually had paid.

As much as I dislike the current makeup of this supreme court, I really, really expected them to come out in favor of individual's rights. There is no excuse I can possibly imagine for strip searching people who are jailed for crimes, or alleged crimes, that involve neither violence or drugs.

More details on that in the link I provided in post #16.

More and more people are slowly beginning to realize the US is truly becoming a police nation.
 
I don't think this is going to make much difference. Every state has had standards to perform strip searches and it is not all that hard to come up with an acceptable reason to do it. To do a strip search you must do it so that the arrestee is not in front of unnecessary personel and other prisoners. It must be done with a modicum of privacy. This puts a manpower burden on Correction personel, and to be honest, Correction Officers do not like to do it very much, so I doubt seriously if it is done much more often than it is now.
 
More details on that in the link I provided in post #16.

More and more people are slowly beginning to realize the US is truly becoming a police nation.

Apologies for not having read the link... As I'd heard the story on npr, I'd no idea how much I'd missed. Such as this little tidbit: "Breyer noted that people have been detained and strip-searched for offenses as minor as driving with an inoperable headlight, having outstanding parking tickets, violating a dog leash law, and riding a bike without an audible bell. None of these people could have anticipated being arrested, he said, and none would likely have hidden weapons inside their body cavities."

Now add the fact that more and more jails are being turned over to for-profit organizations for management..... It is surely a recipe for more and more invasions of privacy and loss of personal rights.

Truth is, we've been transitioning into a fascist police state for years. Now, they no longer try to even hide what they are doing: out and out brazen behavior.
 
So glad to see the conservative court looking out for my freedom and liberty against the forces of tyranny.
 
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