Julie Ann Giles v. Richard (Dick) J. Ackerman, Sheriff of Bonneville County

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• holding that the county jail's blanket policy of strip searching all arrestees was not necessary to protect institutional security
• holding that the county jail’s blanket policy of strip searching all arrestees was not necessary to protect institutional security
• recognizing that the plaintiffs traffic violation was related neither to drugs nor to weapons
• holding the arrestees’ privacy interests outweighed Bonneville County Jail’s security interests as the record demonstrated that smuggling activity at that local jail was minimal
• holding the arrestees' privacy interests outweighed Bonneville County Jail's security interests as the record demonstrated that smuggling activity at that local jail was minimal
• stating that “arrest and confinement in the Bonneville County Jail are unplanned events, so the policy could not possibly deter arres-tees from carrying contraband”

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