Appellate Law

Ninth to rehear public school public strip search case en banc

By S. COTUS

DotD reports on how the Ninth said that a school didn?t violate a student? Fourth Amendment rights when they stripped-searched her in public for aspirin.  It turns out that she got one of them fancy lawyers, who convinced the Ninth that she was high-class material, and that a ruling against her might infringe upon the rights of Americans that matter even though a scant few of them would let their children attend a public school.  So, they are going to rehear it "en banc."  I should note that in no way does this alter the incontrovertible fact that kids that attend public schools have only themselves to blame for being cast out of society like the lepers they are.

Full post as published by Appellate Law and Practice on January 31, 2008 (boomark / email).