www.OneWorldScam.com SAVANA REDDING was just 13 in 2003 when she was ordered to a nurses office at her Arizona high school for an ordeal that would lead her to a hearing before the US supreme court yesterday. A fellow pupil had told teachers that Ms Redding had given her prescription-strength Ibuprofen a common painkiller in breach of the schools anti-drug rules. Ms Redding denied the accusation but school officials wanted to be sure, so they told her to remove most of her clothes and shake out her bra and underwear to prove she was not hiding anything. No pills were found, and the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) took up Ms Reddings case, arguing that the schools action was too intrusive and contravened the fourth amendment of the US constitution, which bans unreasonable searches. A federal magistrate dismissed the lawsuit and a federal appeals panel agreed the search did not violate her rights. Last year, however, a full panel of the ninth US circuit court of appeals found the search was an invasion of constitutional rights. ACLU lawyer Adam Wolf told the supreme court yesterday that the school had not searched Ms Reddings locker or questioned any pupils apart from her accuser. There needs to be suspicion that the object is under the clothes, he said. The US justice department argued that strip searches should be out of bounds unless officials have strong, clear evidence that a student is hiding something dangerous in his or her underwear. The court yesterday ...
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