According to State v. Ellis, searches of college dormitory rooms: ...

[KWilfred]

According to State v. Ellis, searches of college dormitory rooms:
 
  a. are not protected by the Fourth Amendment.
  b. by university officials require reasonable suspicion.
  c. are governed by the same standards for searches of elementary and high school students.
  d. do not require a warrant or probable cause when conducted by university residence hall staff officials forhealth and safety reasons.

Question 2

What did the court rule regarding the reasonableness of drug testing?
 
  a. Drug testing is reasonable only when one has given consent, and not under and other circumstances.
  b. Drug testing is reasonable because of the random nature of testing and the special need of the governmentto protect public safety, which outweighs the minimal invasion of privacy.
 c. Drug testing is no longer allowed and is a direct violation of the Fourth Amendment.
  d. Drug testing is only allowed in those circumstances where the employee consents to submit to the specifictests of his/her urine, not of a random sampling of all employees.

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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

b

[KWilfred]

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