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outsidethebeltway.com - 1/17/2009
Supreme Court to Hear Honor Student Strip Search Case
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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 dispute, as described by Adam Liptak for ...
nytimes.com - 1/14/2009
Supreme Court Takes Voting Rights Case
— nytimes.com — The Supreme Court will decide whether a key provision of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 is still necessary. > (more) Supreme Court Takes Voting Rights Case
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jimtreacher.com - 1/17/2009
You didn't hear this from me
— jimtreacher.com — A little bird tells me that if you download the file found here and open it with the shareware found here (or change the filename extension to .zip and open it that way), you will be amazed by the spectacular mediocrity found within. With great ... (more) You didn't hear this from me
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talkleft.com - 1/17/2009
Supreme Court Takes Strip Search Case
— talkleft.com — 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 ... (more) Supreme Court Takes Strip Search Case
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More Lunacy
Balloon Juice — Via James Joyner, more lunacy in the drug war front: The strip-search case was brought by the mother of Savana Redding, who in 2003 was an eighth-grade student at a public middle school in Safford, Ariz. Another student, found with ibuprofen pills in violation of a strict school policy, said Savana had given them to her. School officials searched Savana’s belongings, made her strip to her bra and underwear, and ordered her, in the words of an appeals court, “to pull her bra out to the side and shake it” and “pull ...

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