United States v. Patrick G. Henry

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• reasoning that the non-discriminatory and objective nature of the airport screening in question supported a finding that the screening was “reasonable” apart and distinct from another necessary element of the Davis test that the passenger impliedly consented to the screening
• visual observation of interior of gas station from a public place
• non-discriminatory x-ray scan of every object brought to airport boarding gates
• inferring knowledge through increasing public awareness of airport security searches
• inferring knowledge through general public awareness of airport searches

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).