Education
Jun. 28, 2002
Court Extends Random Drug Tests at School
WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court approved random drug tests for many public high school students Thursday, ruling that schools' interest in ridding their campuses of drugs outweighs an individual's right to privacy.
WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court approved random drug tests for many public high school students Thursday, ruling that schools' interest in ridding their campuses of drugs outweighs an individual's right to privacy.
The 5-4 decision would allow the broadest drug testing the court has permitted for young people whom authorities have no particular reason to suspect of wrongdoing...
The 5-4 decision would allow the broadest drug testing the court has permitted for young people whom authorities have no particular reason to suspect of wrongdoing...
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