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: Bodily Injury BlogUse of Airport Full-Body Scanners Challenged In Lawsuit
By Edward Bills
A lawsuit has been filed challenging the use of full-body x-ray scans at airports. The scanners use X-rays or radio frequency energy to detect weapons and explosives beneath passengers’ clothing. The lawsuit, filed against the Department of Homeland Security, claims that the scanners violate Fourth Amendment by subjecting passengers to a “a uniquely invasive search without any suspicion that particular individuals have engaged in wrongdoing.” The scanners also violate various privacy and procedure laws, the suit claims.
Full post as published by Bodily Injury Blog on August 05, 2010 (boomark / email).
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