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   Barry Poulson

   Hillsdale Criminal Defense Attorney

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   Answered April 05, 2012 17:38. The Supreme Court ruled that the strip search without cause does not violate the Constituion. This is a lesson in the abuse of power. From one Article:
   
   "On Monday, the Supreme Court in a split 5-4 decision in Florence v. Board of Chosen Freeholders, upheld the decision that allows strip-searches to be conducted to incoming detainees regardless of the severity of the crime and whether or not there is reasonable suspicion to believe that a prisoner may be in possession of contraband items."
   
   Research carefully, carefully cite anything you quote or draw from in detail. and make your logical conclusion. You could offer to demonstrate the strip procedure, but perhaps not in the eight grade. Utterly humiliating. Go to law school, get appointed to the court, and save us, please.

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   Nicholas Heydenrych

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   Answered April 06, 2012 10:50. Start by looking at ORS 419b.150 through 419b.192.
   http://www.leg.state.or.us/ors/419b.html
   
   Then research the relationship between protection under the Federal Constitution versus the state constitution.

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   J Minor

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   Answered April 11, 2012 16:03. I don't see any relationship between your question and the Supreme Court decision allowing strip searches any arrest, irrespective of the nature of the offense.
   
   To answer you question, normally a 13 year old would be placed in juvenile detention, not in a county jail. And, by the way, no one is placed in a state prison at the time of first arrest (except, perhaps, an escapee from prison who is caught by the prison gate).

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