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but Burket stated that it iltts within standard policy tv>jr the school to Find drugs on school property and then turn the student over to the resource officer who then handles the case as a taw enforcement issue.
According to Burket. the school has a different standard by which it can act cit~ uig that school officials can act on “Treasonable suspicion’*' whereas law enforcement is bound by the more stringent standard of “probable cause.1* Under this standard. a law enforcement officer - in this case the school resource officer - must actually see the drug's m order to make an arrest.
However. Burket states, the' right to a safo school supersedes the right to privacy in this case, and school officials will act on any information with respect to drugs including behavioral changes noticed by teachers
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