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In a perfect world such an invasion of privacy should not be tolerated. The safety of everyone depends on this action in our imperfect world.

Locker searches are an invasion of kid's privacy. How are we supposed to know that we are protected and in a safe environment if there are staff that constantly ruffle through our stuff. Students should not constantly be subjected to random invasions of privacy "without due process of law."

A compromise- kids can ruffle through there own stuff and search there lockers while staff are there. Kids that do have a good background and that aren't ever associated with drugs and violence should not be randomly searched.

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Yes, they should. Those kids who believe smoking (whether it be cigarettes or marijuana) or using any drugs are cool, then they should be taught a lesson by bringing such materials to school.

School lockers are a part of the schools property thus giving them permission to search them. If a child were to bring a weapon into school it would be up to the school to stop this child before any harm is done.

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Well I think locker searches should not be allowed because peoples stuff are in it and they should ask befor they go in and look though it and if they fond something that you don't want them to find and you get into big crap and that's what i think I don't know about you but yea

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