In ________, the Court held that a traveler's luggage is an "effect" and is under the protection of the Fourth Amendment. This case defines the limit of what police officers can do to pieces of luggage and belongings of passengers.

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In Bond v. United States, the Supreme Court ruled that physical manipulation of a person's luggage to detect its contents is a search under the Fourth Amendment, thereby recognizing luggage as an "effect" protected from unreasonable searches and seizures.

In ________, the Court Held That a Traveler's Luggage Is