Thompson v. Berry

Parentheticals

• requiring “reasonable cause” to believe contraband is hidden on person to strip search minor student

  Ruth Blackburn v. Linwood Snow

• requiring "reasonable cause" to believe contraband is hidden on person to strip search minor student

  Ruth Blackburn v. Linwood Snow

• strip search of a minor student without reasonable cause to believe she possessed contraband on her person violates "any known principle of human decency" and "exceed[s] the 'bounds of reason' by two and a half country miles"

  Mary Beth G. And Sharon N. v. City of Chicago, Mary Ann Tikalsky, Cross-Appellant v. City of Chicago, Cross-Appellees. Hinda Hoffman v. City of Chicago

• strip search of a minor student without reasonable cause to believe she possessed contraband on her person violates “any known principle of human decency” and “exceed[s] the ‘bounds of reason’ by two and a half country miles”

  Mary Beth G. v. City of Chicago

• "It does not require a constitutional scholar to conclude that a nude search of a thirteen-year-old child is an invasion of constitutional rights of some magnitude. More than that: it is a violation of any known principle of human dignity."

  Good v. Dauphin County Social Services For Children And Youth

• strip search of a minor student without reasonable cause to believe she possessed contraband on her person violates “any known principle of human decency” and “exceed[s] the ‘bounds of reason’ by two and a half country miles”

  Konop v. Northwestern School District

• “No marijuana or other drugs were found in plaintiffs possession, although it was later discovered that plaintiff had been playing with one of her dogs that morning of the search and that dog was in heat.”

  Burnett v. Municipality of Anchorage

• at least reasonable cause required before a student may be strip searched

  Scoby v. Neal

• “It does not require a constitutional scholar to conclude that a nude search of a thirteen-year-old child is an invasion of constitutional rights of some magnitude. More than that: it is a violation of any known principle of human dignity.”

  Good v. Dauphin County Social Services For Children And Youth

• students and lockers in public schools

  United States v. Beale