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What is the key idea behind the exigent circumstances exception to the warrant requirement?
What is the key idea behind the exigent circumstances exception to the warrant requirement?
- Immediate action should be taken to prevent harm or evidence destruction. (correct)
- Officers can conduct searches at their convenience.
- Police need to obtain a warrant before taking any action.
- The exception only applies if there is no possibility of harm.
In which court case did the Pennsylvania Court provide greater privacy protections for students in extracurricular activities and parking permits?
In which court case did the Pennsylvania Court provide greater privacy protections for students in extracurricular activities and parking permits?
- Theodore v. Delaware Valley School Dist. (2003) (correct)
- York v. Wahkiakum School District No. 200
- Washington State case - 2008
- Earl v. Acton
What is one reason given for students agreeing to limited privacy in physical examinations and vaccinations?
What is one reason given for students agreeing to limited privacy in physical examinations and vaccinations?
- State constitutional mandates
- Desire for communal undress
- Protection against drug use
- Travel requirements (correct)
How do the Court cases discussed differ from the Earl and Acton decisions?
How do the Court cases discussed differ from the Earl and Acton decisions?
In what type of situations can the exigent circumstances exception be applied?
In what type of situations can the exigent circumstances exception be applied?
What is the main reason behind the mandated greater scrutiny in the school environment according to the PA Court?
What is the main reason behind the mandated greater scrutiny in the school environment according to the PA Court?
What is the 'immediate objective' or 'primary purpose' that cannot be the driving force behind a search?
What is the 'immediate objective' or 'primary purpose' that cannot be the driving force behind a search?
Which argument is based on the plain language of the 4th Amendment and proposes a one-size-fits-all approach regarding the gathering of information?
Which argument is based on the plain language of the 4th Amendment and proposes a one-size-fits-all approach regarding the gathering of information?
What is the presumed purpose of the 4th Amendment as discussed in the text?
What is the presumed purpose of the 4th Amendment as discussed in the text?
Which standard does the Court champion in the area of special needs regarding the 4th Amendment?
Which standard does the Court champion in the area of special needs regarding the 4th Amendment?
What characteristic distinguishes a search that is broadly applicable to every member of society?
What characteristic distinguishes a search that is broadly applicable to every member of society?
Why does the text suggest that the aim of government surveillance should not matter under the 4th Amendment?
Why does the text suggest that the aim of government surveillance should not matter under the 4th Amendment?
What is a concern mentioned regarding the inefficiency of the search process?
What is a concern mentioned regarding the inefficiency of the search process?
What argument is made regarding the intrusiveness of the drug testing?
What argument is made regarding the intrusiveness of the drug testing?
What potential consequence of the drug testing program is mentioned as a concern?
What potential consequence of the drug testing program is mentioned as a concern?
What point is made comparing the current policy to the fear of litigation?
What point is made comparing the current policy to the fear of litigation?
What concern is raised about potential bias in targeting students during drug testing?
What concern is raised about potential bias in targeting students during drug testing?
How does the testing process aim to respect the privacy interest of the individuals being searched?
How does the testing process aim to respect the privacy interest of the individuals being searched?