· 1/30/2024
In Re 4X Industrial, LLC, Frank Thielen, and Esteban Ruiz v. the State of Texas
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- holding that an x-ray is a nonroutine border search that requires reasonable suspicion
- holding that an x-ray is a nonroutine border search that requires reasonable suspicion
- asserting that a Customs officer must have a reasonable suspicion before conducting a strip search
- asserting that a Customs officer must have a reasonable suspicion before conducting a strip search
- stating that “as medical danger increases because of a search procedure, so must the reasons for conducting the procedure”
- noting that, although suspects often are initially approached because they fit a profile, “[ijt is not the profile... but the factors which make up the profile which are crucial to whether or not there is a reasonable suspicion”
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