Student Drug Testing: The Supreme Court @hiphughes
Student Drug Testing: The Supreme Court  @hiphughes
Uploaded December 2016 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
A Constitutional look at the issue of random student drug testing. Looking at the Supreme Court decisions, Vernonia School District v Acton and US v Earls we examine the meaning of the 4th amendment and student's constitutional expectation of privacy. Perfect for #APGOV students or law students freaking out before a big test. Thanks to RODE microphone for their support with a Broadcaster! Awesome sound!
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