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The Tampa Sports Authority implemented a policy requiring that everyone entering the stadium for Tampa Bay Buccaneers games submit to a pat-down search. Gordon Johnston "verbally objected to the pat-down but allowed it to be conducted so that he could attend the games." After the second home game he filed suit. On these facts, the 11th Circuit found that unfettered relinquishment of known rights that the law terms "consent." By what constitutional alchemy did the court convert Johnston's "no" into a "yes"?
January 07, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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