Angelynn York v. Ron Story and Louis Moreno

How courts have described this case

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• applying Fourteenth Amendment privacy analysis because deciding Fourth Amendment issue would not resolve claims unrelated to actual search
• allowing witness who was forced to undress while being questioned at a police station to assert a Fourteenth Amendment violation of privacy claim
• explaining “[i]t hardly need be added that the question of whether [the plaintiff] can prove that [the defendants] were clothed with local authority, and were purporting to act pursuant thereto in doing the things complained of, does not concern us now.”
• “The desire to shield one’s unclothed figure from views of strangers, and particularly strangers of the opposite sex, is impelled by elementary self-respect and personal dignity.”
• “The desire to shield one’s unclothed figure from view of strangers, and particularly strangers of the opposite sex, is impelled by elementary self-respect and personal dignity.”
• “The desire to shield one’s unclothed figured from view of strangers, and particularly strangers of the opposite sex, is impelled by elementary self-respect and personal dignity.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).