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Freedom on Campus
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Grace Dietzman
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Updated May 6, 2021
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Chapter 1
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Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
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Chapter 4
02:58
Chapter 5
02:59
Chapter 6
03:01
Chapter 7
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Okay, so we also have the Fourth Amendment, and according
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to Cornell Law school, the Fourth amendment is the right
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of the people to be secure in their persons houses,
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papers and effects against unreasonable searches and seizures.
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Basically, people are safe from unreasonable searches and seizures of
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their property, and all search warrants by the government must
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have probable cause.
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Um And the right to privacy and security are the
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biggest factors behind the Fourth Amendment, because we all deserve
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to have our own space, our own privacy and it's
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just a human rights feel that we have them.
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So for you w across, um obviously our school abides
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by the Fourth Amendment, um there are no unreasonable seasons
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researches uh at all unless there there are no um
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seizes. Our search is done in the dorm rooms unless
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they are deemed probable cause for legal and safety factors.
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Um Some of those factors would be alcohol and other
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things that are stated in the residents life policies that
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are prohibited like weapons, drug paraphernalia and open flames etcetera.
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Um But often uh students will actually be required to
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partake in a different consequence other than just taking their
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things away.
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Um which is like counseling resident's hall probation, etcetera.
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Oh and basically searchers and residents, residents halls and rooms
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are only done when there is reason to believe that
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these policies are not being abided by.
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Um Again more related to the probable cause.
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Um and it's very much laid out what we can
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and cannot do in the residence halls that is included
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in our contract.
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And if you agree to the contract, um the housing
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contract that you're obligated to follow these rules and the
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Fourth Amendment would not be violated by any means.
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Um for COVID-19 it's obvious we've all been required to
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be tested on campus at some point or another.
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Um and according to Montclair State University, it is warranted.
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Um, searches are permitted without a warrant as reasonable under
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the following exceptions to the Fourth Amendment.
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Um, They're not being conducted to investigate a crime and
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there are exceptional circumstances in which special needs beyond the
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normal need for law enforcement would make obtaining a warrant
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and showing probable cause impractical.
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So that basically summarizes the rest of our presentation, and
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that would be the rights we have at VW across.
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