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4871 Although a reasonable expectation of privacy may be diminished in an athletic setting, a person who chooses to attend an athletic or entertainment event does not thereby consent to any and all security measures the promoters may choose to impose no matter how intrusive or unnecessary; plaintiff's advance knowledge that operators of a football stadium required ticket-holders to submit to a pat-down search as a condition for entry did not constitute consent to the search.CitationSHEEHAN v SF 49ers (Stadium Searches) 45 C4 992 [See: CA Const I, 1; Sheehan v SF 49ers (RevGrtd) 153 CA4 396, T/AT 8/07; Hill v NCAA 7 C4 1]
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