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9. what is the constitutional argument allowing students to be tested f…

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  1. what is the constitutional argument allowing students to be tested for drug use, regardless of evidence of drug problems, if they participate in extracurricular activities?

students lose their right when entering a school house, especially when its a private school.
as minors being forced to attend school by law, students have less fourth amendment protection.
schools, as government entities, have rights that override that of individual students.
schools do not need to provide rationale for otherwise \unreasonable search and seizure.

Explanation:

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The Fourth Amendment protects against unreasonable searches and seizures. However, students, especially minors, have a reduced expectation of privacy in a school setting. Since they are required to attend school by law, their Fourth Amendment protections are lessened compared to adults in non - school environments.

Answer:

As minors being forced to attend school by law, students have less Fourth Amendment protection.