Lawrence W. Smith, and Cross-Appellants, and Philip E. Jaros, and Cross-Appellants v. Wayne Shimp, and Cross-Appellees

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• reasoning that what a pretrial detainee places in nonprivileged mail, he knowingly exposes to possible inspection by jail officials and consequently yields to reasonable search and seizure
• a pretrial detainee yields any expectation of privacy, when “he knowingly exposes [his mail] to possible inspection, by jail officials”
• “jail officials may read outgoing nonprivileged mail”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).