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"Top court sounds skeptical on limiting student strip searches; Justices voice concerns about hidden drugs" by David G. Savage, Los Angeles Times | April 22, 2009
WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court gave a skeptical hearing yesterday to lawyers who were urging a rule against strip searching students at school.
Instead, most of the justices voiced concern that students could hide dangerous drugs in their clothes. The case before the court concerns a 13-year-old Arizona girl who was strip searched in a nurse's office after a classmate said the girl, Savana Redding, had brought white pills to school. The pills were extra-strength ibuprofen....
What about a "body cavity search?" asked Justice Antonin Scalia. Wright replied that no school official would undertake such a search, but he insisted it would be legal....
What a bunch of sickies!!!!
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All the more reason to keep your kids out of the state school.
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