New Jersey vs' T'L'O'

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New Jersey vs.
T.L.O.

• By.
• Melissa Marquez
• Dominique Sellers

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On The Humorous Side

• CASE STUDIES TAKE THE FACTS OF A PERSON, GROUP,
  OR THING AND GATHER INFORMATION FOR THE PURPOSE
  OF Studying A PERSON OR GROUPS PHYSICAL, MENTAL,
  OR SOCIAL CONDITIONS.
• Case studies are significant because they can be
  applied in the real world.

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OVERVIEW OF CASE- SUMMARY

• 14 YEAR OLD GIRL
• JERSEY
• HIGH SCHOOL
• SMOKING IN THE GIRLS BATHROOM
• PRINCIPAL CAUGHT HER SMOKING
• FOUND MARIJUANA AND OTHER DRUG PARAPHERNALIA

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WHO, WHERE, AND WHEN

• T.L.O. WAS SMOKING
• IN THE HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BATHROOM
• IN 1985

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Importance or significance

• a 14 year-old name t.l.o. got caught smoking in
  the girl bathroom.
• She got accused of smoking in the girl bathroom.
• Even got burst with marijuana and paraphernalia
  drugs

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personal point of view

• Similar to the tinker case regarding a fight for
  rights
• It was fair because she got caught smoking and
  thats against the law not to smoke in school.
• I will not do it in the first place.
• Smoking is bad for you it will also mess up your
  lungs.
• She needs to go to jail because of that

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Questions Forum

• Why was the body search of T.L.O unconstitutional
  even though the school officials were acting in
  loco parents?
• Did the search violate any Amendments? If so,
  which ones did they violate and why?
• What did the principal find in T.L.Os pure in
  order to implicate/suspect her use of drugs?

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Glossary

• Implicate to claim or show to be involved, as in
  a crime
• In loco parents in place of your parents
• Paraphernalia a personal belongings

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HYPERLINK

• New Jersey v. T.L.O. (1985) 83-712
• New Jersey vs. T.L.O.
• T.L.O. CASE - Google Image Search
• MARIJUANA - Google Image Search