Brendan MacWade v. Raymond Kelly
The New York City police department began random searches of subway passengers' bags in July, 2005, after deadly terrorist bombings in London’s subway system.
Judge Charles Brieant is not a member of the Second Circuit Court of Appeals. He served on the Court as a designation (assigned) for the day.
The court heard oral arguments in Brendan MacWade v. Raymond Kelly. The outcome of the case would determine if New York City police could ra… read more
The court heard oral arguments in Brendan MacWade v. Raymond Kelly. The outcome of the case would determine if New York City police could randomly search subway riders' bags or if such searches violated the Fourth Amendment constitutional right against unreasonable search and seizure.
The New York City police department began random searches of subway passengers' bags in July, 2005, after deadly terrorist bombings in London’s subway system.
Judge Charles Brieant is not a member of the Second Circuit Court of Appeals. He served on the Court as a designation (assigned) for the day. close
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