· 10/21/1994
United States v. Ian Moses Ashley
Citations
- 37 F.3d 678
- 308 U.S. App. D.C. 381
- 1994 U.S. App. LEXIS 29329
- 1994 WL 575812
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- determining that precautions were taken to ensure that the suspect was not subjected to public embarrassment when a reach-in search was conducted at the side of a bus station
- determining that precautions were taken to ensure that the suspect was not subjected to public embarrassment when a reach-in search was conducted at the side of a bus station
- holding reasonable a search in which police officer removed bag of drugs from suspect’s underwear, where officer followed suspect from public bus station to side of station on street outside, and stood in front of suspect during search
- holding reasonable a search in which police officer removed bag of drugs from suspect's underwear, where officer followed suspect from public bus station to side of station on street outside, and stood in front of suspect during search
- holding reasonable a search in which police officer removed bag of drugs from suspect’s underwear, where officer followed suspect from public bus station to side of station on street outside, and stood in front of suspect during search
- noting, in holding a search constitutional, that “precautions were taken to insure that [the arrestee] was not subjected to public embarrassment”
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Judges: Wald, Silberman
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