United States v. Sergio Ramon Marquez

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• holding that a handheld magnetometer scan of a prospec- tive passenger’s person was constitutionally permissible
• holding that a handheld magnetometer scan of a prospective passenger’s person was constitutionally permissible
• noting that a walkthrough magnetometer was “less sensitive” than a han-dheld one
• approving a random airport screening because it \was no more extensive or intensive than necessary in order to detect weapons and explosives\
• noting that a walkthrough magnetometer was “less sensitive” than a handheld one
• stating that an airport screening is reasonable if “(1) it is no more extensive or intensive than necessary, in light of current technology, to detect weapons or explosives; (2) it is confined in good faith to that purpose; and (3

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