According to the Supreme Court opinion in Bell v. Wolfish, involving conditions in a pretrial detention center or jail:
I. due process entitles all persons not convicted of crimes a single cell.
II. strip searches violate the constitutional rights of persons not yet convicted of crimes.
III. double bunking amounts to unconstitutional punishment.
IV. prison administrators should be accorded wide ranging deference in the adoption of jail policies.

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The Supreme Court in Bell v. Wolfish held that prison administrators should be given wide-ranging deference in the adoption of jail policies, and did not find that the conditions mentioned in I, II, and III were unconstitutional.

According to the Supreme Court Opinion in Bell V