Tyrone Calhoun v. George E. Detella

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• holding that otherwise lawful strip-search becomes unconstitutional if conducted in manner intended to humiliate and cause psychological pain
• holding that male prisoner stated an Eighth Amendment claim when he alleged that corrections officers \forced him to perform sexually provocative acts\ during a strip search conducted in the presence of female guards
• holding that a plaintiff states a claim on allegations strip search conducted in harassing manner intended to humiliate and inflict psychological pain
• holding that an officer who conducts a strip search in a manner designed to demean and humiliate a prisoner violates the Constitution
• holding that a strip search will violate the Eighth Amendment only if it is “totally without penological justification” or “conducted in a harassing manner intended to humiliate and inflict psychological pain”
• holding that a strip search will violate the Eighth Amendment only if it is “totally without penological justification” or “conducted in a harassing manner intended to humiliate and inflict psychological pain”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).