In more recent cases, the Supreme Court has ruled in favor of law enforcement as opposed to individuals suspected of breaking the law.For example, in Florence v.Board of Chosen Freeholders, the Court found

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In Florence v. Board of Chosen Freeholders, the Supreme Court ruled that jail officials can conduct strip searches on individuals who are being admitted to the general population of a detention facility even if there is no suspicion that the individual is carrying contraband or weapons. This ruling was seen as a victory for law enforcement and a blow to individual privacy rights. Option A is incorrect because it refers to a different case and ruling. Option C is also incorrect because while the Court has established exceptions to Miranda warnings, they still must be given in most custodial situations.

In More Recent Cases, the Supreme Court Has Ruled in Favor