The Supreme Court ruled that unannounced cell searches do not require warrants, do not violate inmates' Fourth Amendment rights, and are justified by the need to maintain order in:

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Bell v. Wolfish is the case that addressed the issue of unannounced cell searches in correctional facilities. The Supreme Court ruled that such searches were justified as they were necessary for maintaining institutional security and did not violate inmates' Fourth Amendment rights.

The Supreme Court Ruled That Unannounced Cell Searches Do Not