Question

which supreme court case determined that school administrators only need a
easonable suspicion\ to have students searched at school?

○ nj v. tlo

○ marbury v. madison

○ tinker v. desmoines

○ brown v. board of education

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each case:

• NJ v. TLO: This case established that school administrators need only "reasonable suspicion" to search students, as the Court balanced students' privacy rights with school officials' need to maintain order.
• Marbury v. Madison: Established judicial review, not related to student searches.
• Tinker v. Des Moines: Dealt with student free speech (wearing armbands), not searches.
• Brown v. Board of Education: Addressed racial segregation in schools, not searches.

Answer:

A. NJ v. TLO