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What constitutes a "routine border search" that would be permitted for the purposes of customs enforcement, however, is something that is hotly debated, and tha
by Gormo 1mo ago
What constitutes a "routine border search" that would be permitted for the purposes of customs enforcement, however, is something that is hotly debated, and that the courts have clarified in recent decisions such as US v. Cotterman and US v. Koluz does not include "forensic searches" without the standard Fourth Amendment reasonable suspicion criterion being met.
- otterley 1mo agoThanks for the case references! These came after my legal training and so I hadn’t studied those. They narrow the border search doctrine somewhat. Good to know.