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A man sued the government for violation of his Fourth Amendment rights [1] after a pat-down at an airport checkpoint revealed 700 Oxycodone pills hidden on his body. The court ruled that the pat-down was reasonable because the man consented to the search and could have withdrawn from the search at any time.


A man sued the government for violation of his Fourth Amendment rights [1]  after a pat-down at an airport checkpoint revealed 700 Oxycodone pills  hidden on his body. The court ruled that the pat-down was reasonable  because the man consented to the search and could have withdrawn from  the search at any time.


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[1] http://www.ca9.uscourts.gov/datastore/opinions/2012/01/05/11-30030.pdf