Which Court case held that "Consistent with the Fourth Amendment, it is reasonable for police to search the personal effects of a person under lawful arrest as part of the routine administrative procedure at a police station incident to booking and jailing the suspect? The justification for such searches does not rest on probable cause, and hence the absence of a warrant is immaterial to the reasonableness of the search"?

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Illinois v. Lafayette (1983) held that it is reasonable under the Fourth Amendment for police to search the personal effects of a person under lawful arrest as part of the routine administrative procedure at a police station incident to booking and jailing the suspect. This decision emphasized that the justification for such searches does not depend on probable cause, and the absence of a warrant does not affect the reasonableness of the search.

Which Court Case Held That "Consistent with the Fourth Amendment