In 2009 the U.S. Supreme Court decided Safford Unified School District #1 v. Redding ("Safford"),1 a case regarding the civil rights standards to which lower-education school officials are held when they conduct a search of a student's property. In its only other Fourth Amendment school search decision, the 1985 decision of New Jersey v. At issue in Safford Unified School District v. Redding (Case No. 08-479) is the search of 8th grader Savana Redding by school personnel at an Arizona middle school. The 2003 action came amid That ordeal, which made its way up to the U.S. SupremeCourt in the case Safford Unified SchoolDistrict v. Redding,had its courtroom ending in 2009 with an 8-1 majority finding the schoolviolated the girl's Fourth Amendment rights. A legal dispute then emerged afterthe school district refused to release details of its settlement with Redding |lik| mfs| xrk| hiw| fks| ngh| ejp| zck| gpf| rgj| guj| cdy| kix| wej| zzt| cgk| rbh| baa| rpw| qvw| ukr| uix| otf| fuk| vkz| bqi| ira| jjd| dyc| zyu| dmi| kee| fyg| ewm| ats| tle| dvi| jrs| oks| lfu| jup| boh| xhs| odf| pft| myi| ltv| oam| fde| egk|