Rights for public school pupils in Supreme Court ruling
Supreme Court majority led by Associate Justice Byron White held that public schools may not suspend pupils without notice of charges, disclosure of adverse evidence, and an opportunity for the pupil to present their side. The decision affirmed that students retain basic due process in education.
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Rights of students in schools explored by experts
Doug Rigg discusses child rights in juvenile cases and John Matzger explains school authority to search students or lockers. The interview notes that school punishments can require less justification than police searches, highlighting broad school authority.
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In loco parentis and school drug searches debated
A Placerville high school case explores locker searches without warrants as school officials act in loco parentis to protect students. The article discusses Fourth Amendment limits, parental access to student files, and California Senate Bill 1845. It notes officials justify searches as emergencies and cites broader discipline duties in schools.
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