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New Jersey Vs. T.L.O.

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

New Jersey Vs. T.L.O.

By: Aneesa Allen, Cassie Kluck, Ian Ganshert, and Kristain Rynes.
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New Jersey vs. T.L.o.

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BACKGROUND

  • T.L.O. was caught smoking in the bathroom.
  • The Assistant Principal then searched her bag for cigarettes.
  • The teacher found evidence that T.L.O. was selling marijuana.

T.L.o. takes her case to court

T.l.o. says her 4th AMENDMENT was violated.
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Fourth amendment

  • The right to protect your home,papers and items.
  • Protects possessions from unreasonable searches.
  • Items may only be seized upon probable cause.
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Questions for the supreme court

  • Did the Assistant Principal have the right to search?
  • Did the Assistant Principal have the right to dig deeper?
  • Are cigarette rolling papers suspicious enough?
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Concerns
Example: Violated?
Was this student's privacy violated?

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Arguments
-New Jersey


-T.L.O

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Arguments
-New Jersey side
~There was suspicion that T.L.O. was dealing
with marijuana.
-T.L.O. side
~T.L.O. was being accused of smoking in
a no-smoking area, so there was no need
to search after the cigarettes were found.

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Who Will Win?
On your listeners guide, complete the section explaining the amendment(s) in question and predict who will win the court case.

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AND THE VERDICT IS...

COMPLICATED.
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THE CASE WAS DROPPED.

WHAT HAPPENED TO T.L.O.?
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