On the Way to Solitary, Women in Massachusetts Jail Get Strip Searched and Videotaped
Friday, May 16, 2014
Law Offices of Howard Friedman

Check out this article by Victoria Law on solitarywatch.com. The article describes the class action lawsuit we brought on behalf of women who were held at the Western Massachusetts Regional Women’s Correctional Center, which has a policy of permitting male guards to hold a video camera during some strip searches, allowing them to view and videotape strip searches of female prisoners. Our suit claims this violates the Fourth Amendment rights of the prisoners.

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