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The Supreme Court upholds jail strip searches, plus more.

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Supreme Court Upholds Routine Jailhouse Strip Searches  - The United States Supreme Court, by a 5-4 vote, ruled last week that people arrested for a minor offense may be subjected to invasive strip searches, citing the need for security over privacy rights. In its ruling, the court rejected the case of Albert Florence, an African-American man who was arrested for an unpaid fine and was forced to undress and undergo a strip search in 2005. It was later revealed the fine had been paid.(Photo: AP Photo/Mel Evans)

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