Carol J. Applewhite v. United States Air Force, Randall L. Faulkner, Leonard Ross, and William E. McBride

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• holding that the military may investigate illegal drug transactions by active duty military personnel
• holding that the military may investigate illegal drug transactions by active duty military personnel
• strip search reasonable where ar-restee had participated in undercover drug buy and pat-down revealed drugs in her purse and stockings
• civilian claim against military investigators for unlawful search and removal from military base
• \necessarily no wilful [sic] use of any part of\ armed forces \as a posse to execute civilian laws\ where there is \independent military purpose\ for the military investigation
• “Since there was an independent military purpose of OSI’s conduct, there was necessarily no willful use of any part of the Air Force as a posse to execute civilian laws.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).