1. In what way does the Court differentiate between the standard set for a school official and that for a police officer regarding a search and seizure? 2. Why did the Court give school officials more freedom than the police to conduct searches?
3. Do you think the assistant vice-principal’s search was “reasonable”? Explain.
4. Under the Court’s ruling, do you think a school official has the right to search a student any time he or she wishes? Give reasons for your answer.
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