In Hudson v. Palmer, the Court stated that "it would be impossible to accomplish the prison objectives of preventing the introduction of weapons, drugs, and other contraband into the premises if inmates retained a right of privacy in their cells."

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In Hudson v. Palmer (1984), the Supreme Court ruled that prisoners do not have a reasonable expectation of privacy in their prison cells, thus allowing prison officials to conduct searches without violating the Fourth Amendment, based on the rationale that maintaining security and order in prisons necessitates such measures.

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