Louis W. Hodges v. Lt. Leonard Stanley Dale Thomas, Warden, Metropolitan Correction Center and Several Unknown Correctional Officers

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• holding that a plaintiff stated a Fourth Amendment claim where consecutive body- cavity searches were unnecessary
• holding that a plaintiff stated a Fourth Amendment claim where consecutive body-cavity searches were unnecessary
• holding that a plaintiff stated a Fourth Amendment claim where consecutive body-cavity searches were unnecessary
• holding that inmate stated a constitutional claim where “[t]he second search took place shortly after the first” while the inmate was under “continuous escort” thus rendering the second search “unnecessary”
• second strip search performed soon after a first strip search served no legitimate interest when prisoner was under continuous escort

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