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Ale & Santi
- 6-3 win for New Jersey
- Student Search Case
- T.L.O. was caught smoking with friend
- Lied about smoking while her friend admitted it
- Was searched and was found with marijuana and rolling paper
Did New Jersey violate TLO's 4th amendment right without a warrant?
-Protects people from unreasonable searches
- Unreasonable Search
- Search should have stopped at cigarettes
- Violated her 4th Amendment
- Unreasonable Search
- No Probable Cause
- Didn't have a warrant
"In his dissenting opinion, Justice Brennan argued the thorough search of T.L.O.’s purse was unreasonable. 'When he opened the purse, he discovered the pack of cigarettes. At this point, his search for evidence of the smoking violation was complete.”
Argument
- Reasonable Search
- Reasonable Suspicion
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Argument
- School officials don't need a warrant
- Friend admitted they were smoking
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"The high court said school administrators don't need to have a search warrant or probable cause before conducting a search because students have a reduced expectation of privacy when in school."
- Terry v Ohio
- City of Indianapolis v Edmond
- Terry had suspicious behavior
-Found weapons on two of them
- Three men on the street whom they suspected were planning a burglary
- Terry was convicted of carrying a concealed weapon and sentenced to three years in jail
- 8-1 with Ohio win
- City of Indianapolis began vehical checkpoints
- It was in an effort to interdict unlawful drugs
- Each stop took abou 5 min or less
- Edmond filed a lawsuit saying their 4th amendment right was violated
- 6-3 win City of Indianapolis
Ale
- Violated school rules
- Legal reasons to search
- Friend admitted to smoking
- Reasonable suspicion
- Other girl gave them up
- Found with contriband
- What else would they restrict