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Allowing two black motorists to proceed with their claims of being strip-searched while peppered with racial epithets and threats about prison rape, the 11th Circuit has unanimously held that a former Georgia police officer is not entitled to protections often given to officers accused of civil rights violations. The case has been closely watched due to the sensational accusations, the potential effect on other strip-search policies, and the case's role in the political fight over Judge William H. Pryor Jr.
May 11, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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