Students' text messages used in north suburban drug probe - Chicago Tribune - 14 views
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theU.S. Supreme Courthas decided that school officials need only "reasonable suspicion" to search students' belongings, a lower standard than the "probable cause" that applies to police.
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That's perfectly within our rights within the school," he said. "If schools have credible evidence that cellphones are being used in some kind of trafficking … we have every right to take the phones.
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I believe that it is wrong for the schools to infiltrate kids phones, and personal life just to find out if they are selling or taking drugs. That's there life, but i understand why there doing it and its to keep the people within in the school safe. As it says in the article "That's perfectly within our rights within the school," he said. "If schools have credible evidence that cellphones are being used in some kind of trafficking … we have every right to take the phones." How do they have credible evidence, this then kind of comes down to stereo-typing students in if they do or don't do drugs. Now is that right?