A German court has ruled that police have the right to strip-search fans going into soccer games, even if they have no specific grounds for the search.(Brief article)

From: Reason | Date: October 1, 2006| Author: Oliver, Charles | Copyright information

A German court has ruled that police have the right to strip-search fans going into soccer games, even if they have no specific grounds for the search. The ruling came following a complaint filed by a 16-yea...

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