Michael Stevens Owens v. Asa D. Kelley, Jr., Etc.

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• holding that the condition requiring probationer to submit to \Psychological Stress Evaluation\ examinations did not violate his constitutional rights because it did not stipulate that he must respond to incriminating questions
• recognizing that probationary searches protect society “by the deterrent effect of the condition”
• recognizing that probationary searches protect society “by the deterrent effect of the condition”
• holding warrantless search provision in probation order is valid under Fourth Amendment without reasonable suspicion as long as search is in furtherance of purposes of probation and not harassment
• holding warrantless search provision in probation order is valid under Fourth Amendment without reasonable suspicion as long as search is in furtherance of purposes of probation and not harassment
• stating that the polygraph test may act to deter the probationer \from violating the terms of his probation by instilling in him a fear of detection\

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