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T. L. O. Case Study

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T.L.O. Is Tracy Lois Odem. He went to Piscataway High School in New Jersey. She went to school one day and was searched by officials of her school because she was suspected for having cigarettes. The administrators found cigarettes, marijuana, and a list of people who owe her money. She was charged with possession of marijuana. TLO accused the administrators of the school to be violating her 4th amendment. T.L.O. was founded guilty by the Juvenile Court. She was found as a delinquent and was given probation for a year. Than T.L.O. was found guilty in her second court ruling in the Appellate Division (New Jersey State Court System). Her third court ruling was the New Jersey supreme court. All the courts were in agreement with each other

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