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talkleft.com - 1/17/2009
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An 8th grade student in Safford, Arizona, found in possession of two prescription-strength ibuprofen pills, told school officials she got them from another student, Savana Redding. School officials searched Savana’s belongings, made her strip to her bra and underwear, and ordered her, in ...
nytimes.com - 1/14/2009
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The Supreme Court will decide whether a key
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Supreme Court Takes Voting Rights Case
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outsidethebeltway.com - 1/17/2009
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The Supreme Court agreed yesterday to hear the
case of Savana Redding, who, as “a 13-year-old honor...
student who was subjected to a strip search by school officials in Arizona looking for prescription-strength ibuprofen.” The gist of the ...
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volokh.com - 1/11/2009
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Yesterday, the Supreme Court agreed to hear an
important affirmative action case, Ricci v. DeStefano. The case...
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More from the war on kids: "Strip searching a student to recover a relatively benign medication on the strength of an uncorroborated accusation is outrageous, and seems like an obvious constitutional violation. When Savana's parents sued, however, school officials claimed they were immune from suit because students have no constitutional right not to be strip searched when they are accused of violating school policy. The Supreme Court agreed to decide whether the school's position (which the Ninth Circuit rejected [pdf]) is correct." ...
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