Tlo Case Study

In this case two students who were female where smoking in the laboratory. When caught one of the students admitted to smoking as for the other she denied when asked to search her purse she denied so instead the vice principal still searched and found the cigarettes and rolling paper. When digging deeper he found little amounts of marijuana and a pipe zip lock bags and a card with many of

According to New Jersey v. T.L.O Supreme Court Case (1999), a teacher at Piscataway High School in Middlesex County, New Jersey discovered two 14-year-old freshmen smoking in a lavatory on March 7, 1980. Since smoking in the lavatory was a violation of a school rule, the teacher took the two girls to the Principal’s office, where they met with Theodore Choplick, the Assistant Vice Principal. During questioning, one girl admitted that has had violated the school rule, while the other girl, T.L.O, denied she smoked at all, much less that she had been smoking in the lavatory. Becoming suspicious, Mr. Choplick asked T.L.O to come into his office and to see her purse. Upon opening the purse, Mr. Choplick found a pack of cigarettes. When he went to grab for the cigarettes he noticed a package of cigarette rolling papers. Suspecting evidence of drug use could be found in the purse, Mr. Choplick proceeded to look through the purse. The searched discovered a small amount of marijuana, a pipe, a number of empty

Unreasonable searches are to be prohibited in middle schools. Since the reasons for Redding being search was at the request of the principal. Wilson, he was the main person discussed. The nurse and secretary were acting as agents for Wilson in order to perform the search that he was unable to do because he was male. The school’s rules for the suspicions of illicit drugs were modified to adjust to how it should be handled by school officials. The reasonable standard of suspicion and probable cause has an implicit bearing on the reliable knowledge of what is known and discovered. The rules of the school do strictly prohibited the use of nonmedical use, possession, or sale of any drug on the school grounds. The majority feels that the manner in which she was searched was unjust and that it should have been more proof before they proceeded to perform a strip search of the student. The search of the backpack and outer clothes could be expected because of reasonable suspicion of concealing drugs, but the strip search was unnecessary because her clothes did not have pockets and they did not have the right or enough proof to proceed with the strip search in the manner that they did. The Court has adopted a different standard for searches involving an intrusion into the human

Banks, was the handling of the searches. According to Shade v. City of Farmington (2002), administrators should conduct a search first and then utilize expertise of SRO if evidence is discovered. The administration was not involved in the initial search. In both Horton v. Goose Creek Independent School District (1983) and New Jersey v. T.L.O. (1985) the court deemed it legal to conduct drug searches for probable cause of school lockers and cars in parking lot, so the search of Truant’s belongings was justified if it had been completed by administration first. Ms. Banks should not have conducted any search. The cigarettes and lighter found in the car should be returned to Truant’s parents. Since no drugs were found during the mishandled searches, a drug test should not have been conducted. This was a violation of Truant’s rights. There were no reliable sources corroborating Truant’s use of drugs, nor did any of the searches reveal a reasonable suspicion of his drug

On March 2nd, 2017, Donshavius Lampkin was found to be in possession of two bags (saran wrap formed into baggies) of prescription drugs and two bullets. The items were found in the students’ pockets during the search process. Donshavius Lampkin declined to write a statement. However, he told Dr. Lanier that he found the items and then told the SRO’s that he knew where the gun was located. He stated that the gun was not his, but was located in the tall grass at the intersection of Toddville Road and Freedom Drive. Two units were sent to the location only to find that there was no gun at that location. There was no arrest from CMPD on the pills that were found on the student. The school did suspend Donshavius Lampkin for 10 days and will

In the court case SMYTH v. LUBBERS, 398 F.Supp 777 (1975) the plaintiff’s rooms were searched without a warrant or probable cause by campus police officers that were acting as officials of the state. They seized a substance that was alleged to be marijuana and proceeded to arrest the plaintiffs. The court held that the search and seizure was illegal because, that two of the campus police officers were acting as representatives of the county police at the time, and there are rules in the student handbook at that college in place to protect students from illegal search and seizure, and those rule were not followed. Just like in Jones v. Rohward University, Deary Jones was subjected to an illegal search and seizure. This search and seizure is

In Safford Arizona school on October 8th, officials strip-searched a 13-year-old girl after they received information from another student that the girl possessed "prescription strength" 400 mg ibuprofen and 200mg naproxen. While attending math, assistant principle Kerry Wilson entered the classroom and instructed Savanna Redding's to his office. Upon entering, she immediately noticed her planner placed on his desk. However, what she didn't recognize was the knife, cigarette and lighter that was contained inside it. Admitting the planner was hers, she explained to the assistant principle that she had lent the planner prior to her classmate, Marissa and had NO knowledge of what

TechMall’s revenue streams are rather simplistic. They receive a $750 one time set-up fee from all new merchants added into the TechMall system and a $50 statement fee, or maintenance fee, per month from all members. In addition, they receive a fee on each sales transaction, which is variable based on the dollar volume of the merchant’s transactions. TechMall’s standard pricing schedule indicates this revenue stream to be in the form of a 2% commission on all items sold by member merchants with a maximum commission receivable of $200.

Regarding the case People vs. Lanthier during the year nine-teen seventy one, it was where one of the Supreme Courts decided to allowed some workers at a local college to go through some of the students belongings in a locker with no warrant because they had smelt something bad, according to law higher education. They also mention that when the workers had gone through the student’s locker, they had found the source of the smell coming from a piece of luggage that had a lot of marijuana, that had some sort of deodorant to help block the smell from the drug itself. Because of that smell, it was the reason for why this case was trialed and also why it had changed the way searches are for other students.

In 2013, Toro Company ran a program called the “Toro® S'No Risk Guarantee: If It Doesn't Snow, Your Snowblower is Free”. This promotion took the risk out of buying a new snow blower from the Toro Company for certain states. The states that had a high yield of snow, Toro would offer if you purchased any Toro new snow blower, and it snows less than 10% of your area’s average snowfall, Toro will give you your money back. Areas that had snow fall less than 50% of the average, Toro would refund 10% of the purchase price. In addition to the percentage returned to the buyer Toro let you keep the new snow blower with it’s guarantee.

Daisy Lopez, M.A. has nine years of experience working with grant funded youth development projects, with six years dedicated to working with substance abuse prevention programs. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Criminology and Restorative Justice and a Master of Arts in Leadership Studies from Fresno Pacific University. Since 2006, Ms. Lopez has been coordinating and leading various federal, state and county funded projects aimed at creating policy, system or environmental changes in communities throughout California’s Central San Joaquin Valley. As a professional, Ms. Lopez has demonstrated expertise in: 1) reaching and serving low socioeconomic status, Hispanic/Latino, and rural community populations; 2) establishing networks and creating

The two suspects in the attached BOLO are very active across the Nashville Davison and The Kroger Co. this team likes to go to U-scan, swipe a gift card to load it. Give the U-scan attendant an item with no tag on it, so they must leave the area. When the attendant returns the suspect has departed with the loaded cards or tells the attendant they must go to the car and retrieve their wallet or purse. They will give the clerk a deferent gift card that is not loaded and depart with the loaded card and never return. The suspect has in the past, went straight to the fuel center and used the card for things like cartons of cigarettes and fuel. Also attached is the stores affected by this team and the losses. Please stay alert and always

Elliott Watson was arrested for the possession of marijuana with the intent to distribute said illegal drug. Elliott Watson was stopped by Officer Timothy Johnson because of faulty mechanical problems of Elliot Watson’s vehicle, which was sputtering and stalling out, and the vehicle also fit the description of a vehicle, a sports coupe, that had earlier, was used to kidnap a three year old young girl, Wanda Jones,

Ti and Do indicated that to learn the needed lessons we each need a physical vehicle (body). It is also the way we provide service while incarnate in the human kingdom - we need a vehicle to do so. They indicate they keep them out of harms way and care for them well, so they can function the best they can for their task.

U&I’s management system will become more effectiveness because managers at lower positions willing to use the authority given to make changes in the work place.