Stakeholders

The two opposing groups in student searches are in my opinion quite obvious. There’s the group that all the school officials are in, this contains the law officers, teachers, and school principles. In this group they all want to keep the students safe, because that’s their jobs, and they go by the implemented school rules and regulations. Sometimes the people of this group may get confused on how to go about searching a student or exposing their privacy to keep others safe. Therefore causing students to feel exposed, and feel that their rights are being taken from them.
In the other group; the students are the ones doing the suing and bringing these officials to court. They’re reasons for doing so are always on the lines that their rights have been violated or their privacy has been taken away from them. Though they feel this way sometimes, it may not agree with their standards of privacy, but they usually don't realize the teachers and officials probable cause and reason behind the searches, or they do have what the officials are searching for. In my opinion the topic of student searching and the official’s personal opinions of reasonable suspicion and individual suspicion are very widespread and unclear. There are no specific guidelines, therefore causing all of these misunderstandings and court cases between both groups.