In Johnson V

In Johnson v. Phelan, the Seventh Circuit stated that there are two justifications for cross-sex searches and monitoring: __________ and __________.

A) Inmates have no privacy rights; they make good use of the staff
B) They further the goals of the institution; inmates have no privacy rights
C) They reduce the need to make sex a criterion of employment; they further the goals of the institution
D) They make good use of the staff; they reduce the need to make sex a criterion of employment