[eastforker]

If the airport is private or government property and it is a condition to enter the property I don't see a need for a warrant.Like being subject to search before entering the gate when going to work.Don't want to be searched then don't go there.

[Viva Le Dissention]

By that logic, you could say that a road is public property and that by driving on the road, you automatically consent to a search.

This isn't the way it works. The Fourth Amendment protects people, not places.

[Stentor]

Beat me by 38 seconds and asked a better question.

[glannon]

If the airport is private or government property and it is a condition to enter the property

but if its a search to enter private property can that evidence then be used in a criminal prosecution?