The Supreme Court will rule on whether police can conduct strip searches during arrests without reasonable suspicion.

The U.S. Supreme Court is set to decide whether police strip searches conducted during arrests violate the Fourth Amendment, focusing on whether such searches are lawful without reasonable suspicion of hidden contraband. The case involves a man who was strip-searched after a minor traffic stop, raising concerns about privacy and police overreach. The ruling could establish new limits on when and how law enforcement may conduct such searches.