Includes chronology.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 124-126) and index.

The interpretation of the Fourth Amendment has changed over time / Russell L. Weaver - Fourth Amendment rights of students are tempered by security concerns / David L. Hudson Jr. - Public schools may search students in order to maintain discipline : the Supreme Court's decision / Byron White - Schools may test students involved in athletics for drugs : the Supreme Court's decision / Antonin Scalia - Schools may test students involved in extracurricular activities for drugs : the Supreme Court's decision / Clarence Thomas - The lawyer for the Earls defendant laments the court's decision : personal narrative / Graham Boyd interviewed by Janelle Brown - Student drug testing is ineffective and damaging / Paul Armentano - Student drug testing is effective and does not violate student privacy / Office of National Drug Control Policy - The increased acceptance toward student drug testing threatens all / Peter Cassidy - It is a violation of students' rights for schools to conduct unwarranted searches : the Supreme Court's decision / David Souter - The student plaintiff in Redding describes her search by school officials : personal narrative / Savana Redding - The Supreme Court has determined that students have few rights / Steve Chapman - Seizures and searches of students' phones and laptops are constitutional / Kenneth T. Cuccinelli II - Fourth Amendment rights have become weaker in recent years / David K. Shipler.

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