Special-needs searches are not conducted as a search to collect evidence of a specific crime, committed by a specific individual.

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Special-needs searches are conducted for reasons beyond the typical law enforcement objectives of investigating crime and apprehending offenders. They are often carried out to fulfill administrative, regulatory, or care-taking purposes, rather than to gather evidence of a crime committed by a specific individual.

Special-Needs Searches Are Not Conducted as a Search to Collect