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S.D. Iowa· 7/9/1985

McDonell v. Hunter

Citations

  • 612 F. Supp. 1122
  • 1985 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 18111

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  • prison guards under influence during working hours could present danger to security
  • “One does not reasonably expect to discharge urine under circumstances making it available to others to collect and analyze in order to discover the personal physiological secrets it holds, except as part of a medical examination.”
  • “[Ujrine is discharged and disposed of under circumstances where the person has a reasonable and legitimate expectation of privacy.” Court also found significant the interest in maintaining privacy in personal information contained in body fluids.
  • imposing reasonable suspicion standard for strip searches of correctional employees

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