· 8/16/2021
Catherine S. Toulouse
How courts have described this case
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- concluding that the “brief separation” of the student and his belongings during a drug dog exercise was reasonable, especially in light of “substantial evidence showing there was a drug problem in district buildings”
- applying T.L.O. to the search and seizure of a student's backpack
- “Not 19 every governmental interference with a person’s property constitutes a seizure of that property 20 under the Constitution.”
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Judges: Goeke
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