All of the following are accurate statements about the Supreme Court decision in Florence v. Chosen Board of Freeholders related to strip searches except: Group of answer choices Arrestees booked into the general population of a jail have Fourth Amendment privacy rights. The jail's rationale for the rule was furthered by legitimate government interests. The policy requiring strip searches of all inmates booked into the general population was unconstitutional. The outcome of the case required balancing the privacy interests of the inmates against the governmental interest sought to be furthered