United States v. Susan Paul (79-5061), and Arnold Chester Pierce (79-5082)
Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
KEITH, Circuit Judge.
On March 30, 1978, Corrections Officers at the Ashland Kentucky Federal Correctional Institution monitored a telephone conversation between inmate Arnold Pierce and an unidentified female.1 The Officers overheard Pierce tell the woman to “bring the material,” and that he would “have the money.” The next morning, Corrections Officers stopped and searched Pierce and removed a $5.00 bill from his person. In addition, one Susan Paul presented herself *116at the institution to visit Pierce. Paul was taken to the Warden’s office and strip searched, but no contraband was found.
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