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WA: Wash. Supreme Court rules backpack search illegal
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The Washington Supreme Court on Thursday ruled that a student backpack search in 2009 at a Bellevue high school was illegal because the officer who conducted the search and found a weapon was acting as a police officer at the time.
The court said the search did not qualify for a school search exemption and the weapon should not have been allowed as evidence in the young man's trial. On a 6-3 vote, the decision overturns an appeals court ruling.
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gruhn
(8/13/2012)
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Cops are a special kind of government employee!
Except when they are not and teachers are special.
How are we supposed to view this convoluted absurdity and not think that government is insane and arbitrary, acting, on its own whim for its own desires? |
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gruhn
(8/13/2012)
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Is it legal for a teacher to illegally search a citizen student when ordered to by a cop? Is it not punishable for a teacher to not comply with an order from a cop?
How are normal people supposed to keep up with these mutable truths so convoluted in their minutae?
Why isn't a school the same thing as a prison? Are we happy with ditinction? |
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