Originally Posted by
lkkinetic
As far as I understand the case law in the administrative search precedent, it applies to our possessions -- once we put our possessions on the conveyor we consent to their being searched as defined under administrative search. However, I don't believe there is a lot of precedent on where the legal line is with respect to our rights in our physical person/body. I've got some inquiries into some of my constitutional law scholar friends on that topic.
I believe
PTravel has cited that several times -- it must be minimally intrusive to do the job.