Question

2 citing text evidence according to the decision, does a probable cause to search student belongings? 3 interpreting what is the standard that school officials are held to under the t.l.o. decision? 4 inferring the decision in t.l.o. demonstrates that constitutional freedoms are not unlimited. what are other examples of limitations placed on our constitutional freedoms?

Explanation:

1. The court held that school officials do not need probable cause to search student belongings; suspicion is sufficient.
2. Under the T.L.O. decision, school officials must show that a search is reasonable under the circumstances, not that they have probable cause.
3. The T.L.O. decision shows that constitutional freedoms like the Fourth - Amendment protection against unreasonable searches are not absolute. Examples of limitations on constitutional freedoms include restrictions on free speech in cases of hate speech or speech that incites violence, and limitations on the right to assemble when public safety is at stake.

Answer:

1. School officials do not need probable cause; suspicion is enough.
2. Must show search is reasonable under the circumstances.
3. Constitutional freedoms are not absolute. Examples: limitations on free - speech (hate speech, incitement to violence), limitations on right to assemble for public safety.