Wofford v. Evans

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• holding that school officials had reasonable suspicion when a student reported that another student brought a gun to school
• finding reasonable suspicion for school officials to search a ten- year-old plaintiff when another student reported plaintiff brought a gun to school
• finding reasonable suspicion for school officials to search a ten-year-old plaintiff when another student reported plaintiff brought a gun to school
• finding school officials reasonably seized a student because officials “had reason to believe that the student had brought a gun to school” and the detention lasted “no longer than necessary to . . . confirm that she had no gun on her person or in her schoolroom desk”
• student allegedly brought gun to school

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).