Revise criminal laws related to strip searches

This bill modifies Montana's criminal laws to allow strip searches for individuals who will be held in a jail or correctional facility for more than 12 hours. Currently, strip searches generally require reasonable suspicion that a person is concealing a weapon, contraband, or evidence, but this change creates an exception for those facing extended detention. The amendment applies to all persons arrested or detained for traffic offenses or non-felony crimes who meet the 12-hour housing threshold. Law enforcement officers would be authorized to conduct these searches without needing to demonstrate specific suspicion under the new provision.