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No, not all the time. If the juvenile dies in prison and isn't sentenced to life in prison then it doesn't violate the fourth amendment. 

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No, not all the time. If the juvenile dies in prison and isn't sentenced to life in prison then it doesn't violate the fourth amendment. 

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Yes, it does violate the fourth amendment because they need consent or a warrant. If they dont have any of these then it is violating the fourth amendment.  

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Yes, it does violate the fourth amendment because they need consent or a warrant. If they dont have any of these then it is violating the fourth amendment.  

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it depends on what the kid did and how bad it was. like if he robed someone he should be in for years.

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No, grading does not violate privacy and confidentiality. It does not violate privacy because you gave the teacher consent to grade your paper. 

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No, grading does not violate privacy and confidentiality. It does not violate privacy because you gave the teacher consent to grade your paper. 

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I think that they sometimes violate the 8th amendment because it depends on what they did. but if they don't do something bad but they give him deatgh penalty, that's an example of violating the 8th amendment.

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Yes, a juvenile death does violate the amendment. In the amendment it states, nor cruel and unusual punishments inflicted.

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yes it does. Some kids are a different religion or from a different continent, and so saying the pledge could be violating your religion .

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Because,grade is yours and its your choice. But,the teachers always know your grade.

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Not everyone has the same beliefs. So, yes it is violating the first amendment. 

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Not everyone has the same beliefs. So, yes it is violating the first amendment. 

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For me its a 50/50 because if it's a small crime and they get the death sentence then it would obviously be 100% wrong but if it's a huge crime than maybe. 

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For me its a 50/50 because if it's a small crime and they get the death sentence then it would obviously be 100% wrong but if it's a huge crime than maybe. 

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No, I don't think that it violates the fourth amendment. i think that there just trying to see the amount a people who do drugs and don't.

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I think that a random drug test violates the 4th amendment. Staff and officials can't drug test a student without reason and suspicion.

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I think it does violate the 4th Amendment. A random drug test can be rude to some student's privacy and health.

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I Think that it does not violate it because the students do not have to do it but if they were informed that they had to it would violate the ammendment.

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Does a juvenile death sentence violate the 8th amendment

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Does a juvenile death sentence violate the 8th amendment

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Yes it does violate the 8th amendment. It is a cruel punishment.

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In my opinion, it doesn't violate the fourth amendment. The reason why is because they want to make sure their students are at least healthy but only if they have a legitimate reason because otherwise it would just be weird.

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In my opinion, it doesn't violate the fourth amendment. The reason why is because they want to make sure their students are at least healthy but only if they have a legitimate reason because otherwise it would just be weird.

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Different people has it opinions and they can also be different country. Not everyone. But,when you are at that salutes the flag. Might have to do it.

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I think that peer grading does not violate student's rights if they consent to it. Peers can grade each other's papers with consent.

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Do random drug tests violate the 4th amendment 

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Do random drug tests violate the 4th amendment 

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Yes it does violate the 4th amendment. I think this because they can't do them at random, they need to have a good reason to do that and they need a warrant.

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It depends on what they did, how bad it was, but they shouldn't because then the rest of their life is gone.  

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It depends on what they did, how bad it was, but they shouldn't because then the rest of their life is gone.  

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Yes, the fourth amendment protects students form searches by school officials. It protects students because school officials can only search through your things unless they have a warrant or if they have consent. 

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Yes, the fourth amendment protects students form searches by school officials. It protects students because school officials can only search through your things unless they have a warrant or if they have consent. 

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No it does not violate student's right and privacy. Peer grading isn't always violation because they could be just helping the other student.

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yes it does. Its because it would because you don't see people coming into school and asking for bodily fluid or anything.

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They do not violate it, because they are on their property, and it is for their protection they check them. 

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They do not violate it, because they are on their property, and it is for their protection they check them. 

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No, peer grading doesn't violate a students right to privacy and confidentiality. you only violate it when the students work is private information.

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Does peer grading violate a students right to privacy

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Does peer grading violate a students right to privacy

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No it does not violate a right to privacy. It does not violate this because someone is going to read it eventually, such as your teacher.

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I think that yes it does, but it depends on the crime. 

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I think that yes it does, but it depends on the crime. 

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No, because the paper is supposed to be read, and turned it. 

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No, because the paper is supposed to be read, and turned it. 

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School officials can't not search a student's belongings because 1st they don't have a search warrant which i might add it must be approved.2nd they can only search for things like a weapon,drugs, or something stolen not a phone that the student owns.

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If the child committed murder then no but if it was any other crime then yes

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I think it depends on what the person did and how bad and serious the case or the crime is. So my answer is yes and no.

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I think it depends on what the person did and how bad and serious the case or the crime is. So my answer is yes and no.

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Although I'm unaware if there is a law that protects the youth. But if was something small then there should not be a death penalty or excessive bail.

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It can depend on the case of the juvenile. if a child were to commit a horrible crime, then they should recieve the death penalty. If they were to steal a piece of gum, then the death penalty is 100 percent uncalled for

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It can depend on the case of the juvenile. if a child were to commit a horrible crime, then they should recieve the death penalty. If they were to steal a piece of gum, then the death penalty is 100 percent uncalled for

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-Noah

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It doesn't violate the student's right to privacy because your paper has to be graded somehow. But if it's a private test then it isn't right.

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It doesn't violate the student's right to privacy because your paper has to be graded somehow. But if it's a private test then it isn't right.

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Yes I think so because the school should at least have a reason to test the students. 

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Yes I think so because the school should at least have a reason to test the students. 

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Well, technically it does but it does really depend on the why they would need a death sentence and what was the crime.

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Yes because it is cruel and unusual.

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No, I don't think but if the information that the peer is supposed to grade is confidential. 

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No, I don't think but if the information that the peer is supposed to grade is confidential. 

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Yes, that does violate the fourth amendment because thats just going into a school and testin them for drugs. If one kid was suspected or known of doing drugs, then yes. But a random test fo the whole school is violating the fourth amendment

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Yes, that does violate the fourth amendment because thats just going into a school and testin them for drugs. If one kid was suspected or known of doing drugs, then yes. But a random test fo the whole school is violating the fourth amendment

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-Noah

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Do required flag salutes violate the first amendment?

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Do required flag salutes violate the first amendment?

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It does violate the first amendment. Saluting the flag would go against the first amendment if it goes against someone's religion.

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No they don't need to salute he flag if they don't want to, and have a reason, it is their opinion and they don't want to, and you cant make them. 

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No they don't need to salute he flag if they don't want to, and have a reason, it is their opinion and they don't want to, and you cant make them. 

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The fourth amendment is the amendment to protect people from un-reasoned searches.

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compulsory or required flag salutes in public school doesn't violate the first Amendment. we stand for our flag because it is respect for our country.

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If the crime is that bad then the death sentence or life in jail is a fair punishment. Age does not matter for murder.

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Yes, if teachers do lead a prayer it violating the First Amendment. It's violating the First Amendment because not all student have the same beliefs or they don't have the same religion. 

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Yes, if teachers do lead a prayer it violating the First Amendment. It's violating the First Amendment because not all student have the same beliefs or they don't have the same religion. 

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Well, if it is not for a reasonable cause then it violates the 4th Amendment. But if there is a reasonable cause then it does not violate the 4th Amendment.

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I don't think it violates the first amendment at all. We do this to respect the country we live in and that's how we show it.

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I don't think it violates the first amendment at all. We do this to respect the country we live in and that's how we show it.

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Random drug test does violate the fourth amendment especially if you are giving it to younger students that don't understand.

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The random drug test would not violate the 4th amendment. Its illegal to do drugs below age of 21 anyway.

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Yes, school's drug test violate the 4th Amendment because it violates the person's privacy and it could also make them very uncomfortable.

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Yes, school's drug test violate the 4th Amendment because it violates the person's privacy and it could also make them very uncomfortable.

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I think that compulsory or required flag statues does and does not violate the First Amendment. Some people might have their own respect for something else and culture.

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Yes the 4th amendment protects students from searches by school officials, unless the have consent from the student or have a warrant and reason. 

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Yes the 4th amendment protects students from searches by school officials, unless the have consent from the student or have a warrant and reason. 

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I dont think that it violates the first amendment, it just teaches us to stand up

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I dont think that it violates the first amendment, it just teaches us to stand up

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Yes the 4th amendment protects students    

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Yes the 4th amendment protects students    

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- Emily Godinez

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Peering at grades does not violate a student's privacy unless it is forced or private information.

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I think a random drug test violates the 4th amendment because they do not give permission to do a drug test and the parents might not want their kids to get a drug test

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I think a random drug test violates the 4th amendment because they do not give permission to do a drug test and the parents might not want their kids to get a drug test

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A random drug test without any reason or cause is a complete violation of the fourth amendment in the bill of rights.

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Yes, schools newspapers receive First Amendment because they cant come in and bar 

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Yes, schools newspapers receive First Amendment because they cant come in and bar 

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The fourth amendment protects students from searches by school because they cant be searched unless there's a cause that happened. The only way the can search a student is if the officers get a warrant to the student.

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It would not affect personally but for others they would rather have their work graded by teachers. Also parens would get moody that someone else besides the teachers graded there work.

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The first amendment allow freedom of belief. And everyone allows to pray. But,not everyone has the same belief. Which mean,you dont have to pray with teacher.

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I think that required flag salutes violate the first amendment. Students may stand for another flag or it may be against their religion.

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Yes, because for small crimes, the committers need a small punishment. Also, it's considered unfair for a juvenile to receive an extremely serious adult punishment for something small.

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yes

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This can go both ways. It should be a students choice. It can either violate their confidence or help. I personally think itll downgrade ones confidence because another student may start to make fun of ones grade. And if its forced its just violating privacy of ones grade 

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This can go both ways. It should be a students choice. It can either violate their confidence or help. I personally think itll downgrade ones confidence because another student may start to make fun of ones grade. And if its forced its just violating privacy of ones grade 

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-Noah

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Yes, the fourth amendment protects students from searches by officials. The reason I say yes is because it's 100% not right to just search our bags if they don't have a legitimate reason as to why, but if they do then they can search their bags.

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Yes, the fourth amendment protects students from searches by officials. The reason I say yes is because it's 100% not right to just search our bags if they don't have a legitimate reason as to why, but if they do then they can search their bags.

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Peer grading can be a violation if it is done against a person's will.

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Juvenile death sentence does not violate the 8th amendment. This is true because they did kill so they should face the music and accept their punishment but it really does depend if it is a child and did it by accident or their young and don't have the right mindset so it really depends on the child.

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Does the fourth amendment protect students from searches?

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Does the fourth amendment protect students from searches?

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Yes, it does protect students from random searches. People can't be searched at random without reason.

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I think that it depends on what the situation is. if someone didn't do something and they are getting blamed for something then they should get a lawyer, if the person did something very bad they should get a punishment.

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I think that it depends on what the situation is. if someone didn't do something and they are getting blamed for something then they should get a lawyer, if the person did something very bad they should get a punishment.

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I think peer grading violates a students right to privacy and confidentiality because it is their personal grade that no one else expect them and their parents in my opinion

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I think peer grading violates a students right to privacy and confidentiality because it is their personal grade that no one else expect them and their parents in my opinion

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No, peer grading doesn't violate a student's privacy and confidentiality because people will find out any way, and you can also tell your teacher if you don't want someone else to grade it. 

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No, peer grading doesn't violate a student's privacy and confidentiality because people will find out any way, and you can also tell your teacher if you don't want someone else to grade it. 

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No, if it is not something really grade defining. I think it's easier for teachers and can even help students in the future. But if the student has a big test I don't think it should be graded by a peer because it does violate privacy and confidentiality.

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It does because the freedom of religion means the right to practice any religion one chooses.So it violates it because if the person doesn't believe in it the teachers can't force them to do it because at that point they violated the 1st amendment.

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It does not violate the first amendment. Its just full respect to stand for our flag. And its just practiced out of respect 

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It does not violate the first amendment. Its just full respect to stand for our flag. And its just practiced out of respect 

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-Noah

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It doesn't not violate the first amendment because you are respecting our country and you have a choice to do it.

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Yes, because random searches on the school property for drugs could be down right degrading.

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yes

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In my opinion even if you don't want to do the pledge of allegiance its respectful to stand for the flag. And it would not violate the first amendment.

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No it does not protect you because you are in the schools property.

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No it does not protect you because you are in the schools property.

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Yes compulsory or required flag salutes in public school violates the first Amendment because someone might not want to salute to the flags. 

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Yes compulsory or required flag salutes in public school violates the first Amendment because someone might not want to salute to the flags. 

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No it does not, they have the freedom of religion, and they can express what they want. 

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No it does not, they have the freedom of religion, and they can express what they want. 

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I believe that a drug test does violate the fourth amendment. This is true because they don't have the right to do stuff that is a little personal even though most kids don't do drugs.

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yes

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No, because it's just a form of checking mistakes or grades. If you did something you were not supposed to on the paper, it's not a violation of privacy, since it was not supposed to be done.

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I don't think it is required to salute the flag because everyone has their own religion and teachings but I do think it is disrespectful sometimes

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I don't think it is required to salute the flag because everyone has their own religion and teachings but I do think it is disrespectful sometimes

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Yes it does, but if the school officials have a warrant then  no it does not.

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Yes it does, but if the school officials have a warrant then  no it does not.

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The first Amendment allow freedom of opinions and speech.