Lee v. City of South Charleston

How courts have described this case

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• finding that the public strip search which exposed arrestee’s genitals, but only to the arresting officer was not legally outrageous
• disallowing outrage claim based on a roadside public strip search that exposed arrestee’s genitals to the arresting officer
• noting evidence of disparate treatment by state police throughout state, county, and city but no evidence of disparate treatment by municipal officers employed by the particular city
• noting evidence of disparate treatment by state police throughout state, county, and city but no evidence of disparate treatment by municipal officers employed by the particular city

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).