Not exact matches
Its June 2009 decision in Safford United School District v. Redding, in which eight justices agreed that a near strip -
search of an 8th - grade girl suspected of concealing prescription - strength ibuprofen was
unconstitutional,
at first glance appears to be an exception — a sign that the courts will continue to watch over the shoulders of school officials to ensure that reasonableness and proportionality prevail.
Boston, Massachusetts — The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), and the ACLU of Massachusetts won a court ruling today allowing their groundbreaking lawsuit challenging
unconstitutional searches of electronic devices
at the U.S. border to proceed — a victory for the digital rights of all international travelers.
[3] In that case, the Ontario Court of Justice judge found that
searches at a high school by a sniffer dog and police were
unconstitutional and excluded the evidence found as a result of such
searches.
Vergara argued that the
search of his phones was
unconstitutional and that the resulting incriminating evidence from the forensic
search should not be admitted
at trial.
If the police obtained the guns with an
unconstitutional search or seizure, the evidence may be excluded
at trial.
At trial, the accused argued that the
search was
unconstitutional and the evidence should be excluded.