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Mr. Weeks was accused of sending lottery tickets in the mail, so Kansas City police officers used a secret key to break into his home to take papers for evidence.

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Is searching a home without a warrant and probable cause against the 4th amendment?

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The Supreme Court decided that the evidence was illegally collected as the search went against the 4th amendment. The police must have a probable cause and a warrant to search private property. This ruling led to the creation of the Exclusionary Rule, which states that illegally collected evidence cannot be used in court.

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A student accused another student, Marissa Glines, of giving her prescription ibuprofen. The faculty searched her pockets and her planner to find incriminating evidence. Marissa stated that all of it belonged to Savana Redding, a thirteen- year- old. The faculty searched Redding' s her bag, pockets, and undergarment, so Savana sued the school district for violation of her rights.

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Can a student be strip searched by their principal at school?

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The Supreme Court ruled in favor of Redding. This search was unnecessary and inappropriate, therefore the strip search by the principal went against Savana Redding's fourth amendment rights.

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T.L.O and another girl go to smoke in the bathroom, even though they should only smoke in in designated smoking areas. The principal hears about this and decides to search T.L.O's purse to find incriminating evidence.

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Do students have their fourth amendment rights in school (can faculty search their students without a warrant)?

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The court decided that while T.L.O does keep her fourth  amendment rights while in school, the principal did have the right to search her. This established that faculty does not need a warrant to search their students, just a probable cause.