Can drug-detecting dogs be used in the search of students in school?
a. No. If drug-detecting dogs are involved in a school search, a warrant and probable cause are required.
b. Yes. Most courts have supported the use of dogs when the dogs have been used to search objects instead of students.
c. No. Drug-detecting dogs can never participate in a school search.
d. Yes. Students do not possess Fourth Amendment rights in the school setting.
e. Both b and d are correct.
Answer: b
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