10th Circuit

Florence does not sanction policy of strip searching all detainees before deciding whether particular detainees will be housed in general population; for detainee who will not be housed in general population, probable cause that he is secreting evidence of a crime is necessary to justify body-cavity strip search.

Where there was probable cause for plaintiff’s arrest, there was no cause of action for retaliatory arrest based on plaintiff’s support of sheriff’s political opponent.

Officer could not arrest vehicle passenger for refusing to produce identification, absent reasonable suspicion that suspect had violated some predicate, underlying crime.