· 3/21/1960
Rueda v. Colorado
Citations
- 362 U.S. 923
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- applying the reasonable grounds standard where a school official acted in conjunction with a liaison officer in response to a report of stolen items
- applying the reasonable grounds standard where a school official acted in conjunction with a liaison officer in response to a report of stolen items
- agreeing with the district court that “the reasonableness standard should apply when a school official acts in conjunction with a police liaison officer”
- finding no constitutional violation under the lower reasonableness standard, rather than the higher probable-cause standard, where there was “no evidence to support the proposition that the activities [at the school] were at the behest of a law enforcement agency”
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