Following a jewelry store heist and armed with a valid search warrant to search Lousy Larry's apartment for stolen jewels, police arrived at the location and conducted an extensive search. After finding nothing, they took Lousy Larry to Clovis Community Hospital where, over his strong objection, he was subjected to a body cavity search by a staff doctor. A large jewel was removed and turned over to the police. Applying the rule from Rochin, may this evidence be offered against Lousy Larry at his trial? Include the rule from Rochin in your response.

https://youtu.be/5jm2PGqza4Q2. Read this fact scenario and respond. Explain your reasoning and decision in the case

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In the case of Rochin v California the US Supreme Court held that the due process clause of the Four... View the full answer