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033268P.pdf   08/18/2004  Jane Doe  v.  Little Rock School
   U.S. Court of Appeals Case No:  03-3268
   Eastern District of Arkansas   
   Civil case - civil rights. School district's practice of subjecting 
   secondary school students to random, suspicionless searches of their 
   persons and belonging is an unconstitutional violation of the students' 
   Fourth Amendment rights because the searches unreasonably invade the 
   students' legitimate expectations of privacy; district failed to demonstrate 
   the existence of a need sufficient to justify the substantial intrusions upon 
   the students' privacy that the search practice entails. Judge Beam, 
   concurring in part and dissenting in part. 
   [PUBLISHED] [M. Arnold, Author, with Beam and Melloy, Circuit 
   Judges]