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Doan v. Watson, No. NA 99-4-C-B/S (S.D.Ind.) (168 F.Supp.2d 832) (October 10, 2001) (Judge Sarah Evans Barker)

Here the Court held that the prison's policy of stripping inmates and requiring them to undergo delousing procedure was an unreasonable search that subjected prison officials to liability for damages for which they were not entitled to qualified immunity.

 

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