How To Use Strip search In A Sentence
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Some say they were subject to strip searches many days into their incarceration.
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It's It'strip search searches them regardlessly regardless of age or innocence, children, grandmotherswhoever, whomever.
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Now appearing, one week only, at the Strip Search Club just off I-40 in Amarillo!
Think Progress » ThinkFast: March 11, 2010
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He should have been held up in customs, interrogated and strip searched before being allowed to board a Plane bound for America.
Matthew Yglesias » Too Much Information
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As a prisoner, or zek, he fasted in protest and fought strip searches, earning stints in the shizo -- cold punishment cells that broke many prisoners 'health and spirits.
Back To The Gulag
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A strip search will always be unreasonable if it is carried out abusively or for the purpose of humiliating or punishing the arrestee.
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I was offered dry clothes to change into, but was expected to submit to strip search.
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The government itself brought in an amendment to ensure that a search of a person, whether a strip search or frisk, would be carried out by a person of the same sex.
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The TSA rules require individuals to submit to a digital strip search that is maximally intrusive.
Lyle Denniston: Constitution Check: Is Full-Body Scanning at the Airport Constitutional?
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Iraq has had to submit to a degrading national strip search.
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This is generally in conformity with the court decision, save that it puts no controls on when strip searches may be done in a police station.
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The poised, confident young woman was tossed into a world of checkpoints, strip searches and interrogations.
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Gallagher said loyalist and republican prisoners were outraged at constant strip searches.
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In the absence of a reasonable or founded suspicion that a person in custody is concealing weapons or contraband, a person in custody on a misdemeanor or other minor offense has a constitutional right to be free from warrantless strip searches (see People v Kelley, 306 AD2d 699, 700 [2003], lv denied 1 NY3d 598 [2004]; People v Jennings, 297 AD2d 644 [2002]).
First Department
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Authorities searched his ranch and Jackson agreed to a strip search.
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Prisoners in high security prisons are (given the risks they pose in general) routinely subject to strip searches.
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The time before a flight departure that US authorities now require passengers to be at an airport in order to allow enough time for mandatory curbside, ticket-counter, food court, security gate and preboard full body scans and/or strip searches; domestic - 3 hours, international - 6 hours.
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And they gave him the third degree - including an humiliating strip search - as a result.
