In Safford United School District No. 1 v. Redding (2009), the Supreme Court held that although an assistant principal had reasonable suspicion a student was giving away contraband, reasonable suspicion did not justify

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The Supreme Court held that the strip search of the student violated the Fourth Amendment, determining that while there was reasonable suspicion to search the student's backpack and outer clothing, this suspicion did not extend to justify a more invasive strip search.