Originally Posted by HoreTore
Hehe. I did that on purpose.
Re: Safford Unified v Redding
Hehe. I did that on purpose.
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Re: Safford Unified v Redding
I don't think anyone, anywhere honestly believed that the search was reasonable (except maybe Tribesman), thus the decision that it was an "unreasonable" search.
So it was an unreasonable search but the people doing it didn't do an unreasonable search because of established law.“clearly established law [did] not show that the search violated the Fourth Amendment ,”
Re: Safford Unified v Redding
No more the search was illegal but not stupid enough for the officals to be sued for everything they're worth.
So it was an unreasonable search but the people doing it didn't do an unreasonable search because of established law.
When it occurs to a man that nature does not regard him as important and that she feels she would not maim the universe by disposing of him, he at first wishes to throw bricks at the temple, and he hates deeply the fact that there are no bricks and no temples
-Stephen Crane
Re: Safford Unified v Redding
No more the search was illegal but not stupid enough for the officals to be sued for everything they're worth.
Yesterday 08:43
Re: Safford Unified v Redding
The officials were granted Qualified Immunity, shielding them personally from liability. However, the School District is still open to civil damages, which could be substantial.
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