I has been discussed but I don't recall any legal types suggesting that doing so would be potentially successful or not.

I cannot believe that TSA has carte blanche to violate a person and not be held accountable. Who is the proponent for the traveler when TSA has a person out of sight of the public?

Some form of legal recourse against suspected breaches of protocol have to be available to the public.

I would never allow myself to be isolated from public view without witness from an outside source.