Do you think the "reasonableness" standard is enough to protect the rights of students against invasions of privacy? Why or why not?

Because students need privacy and students don't want people checking their personal belongings.

The court says people have to have privacy and you need their permission before you check there personal belongings.

Because is something such as lockers belong to the school than they can check it but if its not schools property than they don't have the right to check you stuff.

They first ask you if u gave permission to the person to check your stuff.

i wouldn't like people checking my personal belongings because i could have private items in there that i wouldn't want people to check.

i'd say because of its name. i haven't looked at it, though. so, sorry if that's lol

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