United States v. Amos Lane Bridges

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• swab test to detect presence of dynamite particles on defendant’s hands did not violate Fourth Amendment because evidence was time‐sensitive and hand swabbing did not intrude upon integrity of defendant’s body
• swabbing of defendant’s hands to obtain residual traces of explosives

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).