New York Court of Appeals· 3/25/2008

People v. Hall

Citations

886 N.E.2d 162
10 N.Y.3d 303
856 N.Y.S.2d 540

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defining strip search as “requir[ing] the arrestee to disrobe so that a police officer can visually inspect the person’s body”
defining strip search as “requir[ing] the arrestee to disrobe so that a police officer can visually inspect the person’s body”
reasonable suspicion justifying visual body cavity search of arrestee may be found by consideration of “ ‘the crime charged, the particular characteristics of the arrestee, and/or the circumstances of the arrest’ ”
“To advance to the next level required for a visual cavity inspection, the police must have a specific, articulable factual basis supporting a reasonable suspicion to believe the arrestee secreted evidence inside a body cavity... .”

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