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Old Feb 8, 2017 | 4:57 pm
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Originally Posted by Section 107
You are right that in a criminal matter, depending upon the circumstances of the search, there might be issues regarding the admissibility of the results of a search without a warrant.

But there are no such issues regarding the kind of search under discussion here. In addition, there are agreements between the airport operator and the TSA and there is the appropriate signage informing all persons of the condition of being subject to search.



Where on the thread did someone suggest differently?

Depending upon the regulations of the airport operator, searches may be made of anyone and anywhere on the airport property. Preferably, such searches are made by law enforcement but conditions may be such that LE is not available in a timely manner.

Typically LE would handle lost kids (young and old) but other agencies may also participate/conduct.
Without a warrant?

edit to add:

I question the authority of TSA to do any kind of screening, detention, or interrogation of any person who is not trying to gain access to the sterile portion of an airport.
If anyone wishes to post the Federal Code that allows TSA such actions I would appreciate it.

Last edited by Boggie Dog; Feb 9, 2017 at 7:44 am Reason: added to post
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