U.S. Supreme Court ponders strip search limits, arbitration

By: KIMBERLY ATKINS, BridgeTower Media Newswires//October 11, 2011//

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Boston, MA – After taking Columbus Day off, the U.S. Supreme Court is back in action to hear oral arguments this week on issues including whether claims arising under the Credit Repair Organizations Act are arbitrable, and whether the Fourth Amendment limits strip searches on jail inmates held on minor charges.

The Court will also issue orders, likely adding more cases to its docket.

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