Along with this is random drug tests, which require no warrant, but can provide sufficient information to get a person into a good deal of trouble, but this also has a limit. If someone goes into Planned Parenthood to take a pregnancy test, but that test is used to determine if the person has used illicit drugs, it would be illegal...
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Take the pregnancy test again as an example, for the person to be convicted in court, the judge would have to issue a warrant for her urine, and throw the findings from the other test out the window. At this time in history though, the president is trying to suspend some of these basic rights to privacy of property, to make it easier to discover the "terrorists among us...
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Tinker V. Des Moines, Kuhlmieir V. Hazelwood The school board said that the armbands were disruptive to the learning environment, where the Tinkers said they were not. Finally, the school board said that order in the classroom, where political controversy should be discussed, is entitled to constitutional protection...	4 / 1011
Landmark Supreme Court Decisions The school board said that the armbands were disruptive to the learning environment, where the Tinkers said they were not. Finally, the school board said that order in the classroom, where political controversy should be discussed, is entitled to constitutional protection...	4 / 1013
Bethel School District Vs. Fraser The school district said it had an interest in protecting an audience of minors from indecent speech in the school. The school board believed it had the right to control language that was used during a school-sponsored activity...	3 / 721
Legal Brief for Tinker v. Des Moines (1969) Issue: The argument was whether the black armband was a disturbance at school. Would people find the armband offensive and did the school ban the students' right of free expression? The Court of Appeals considered the case and recognized that the black armbands were worn merely for expression...	1 / 241