A “school official” at Neufchatel High School in Quebec City,
Canada. Is defending herself after an outcry because she authorized
“strip searches” of a bunch of female high school students to
found out if any of them had any pot. Now Yves Boulduc, the
bureaucrat in charge of Canadian schools, says “the school
officials did nothing wrong.” How stupid is THAT? How do you
“respectfully strip-search” a 15-year-old girl? Fact is, there IS
no such thing as a “respectful” strip search, whether or not this
fool knows it. There may not be a “Fourth Amendment” in Canada,
but I'd bet they do have a law against unreasonable searches,
somewhere.
And if they don't, they ought to. Especially since they
did this WITHOUT telling the kids' parents. Bolduc
says the province is now changing the rules—closing the barn door
after the horse is gone. What REALLY makes me mad is that there was
not even a TRACE of “probable cause” that these kids had any pot.
They just decided to strip them naked so they could search their
clothes, “just in case” they had some pot. What's next?
“respectful cavity searches?” Similar searches have happened in
America, in spite of the Fourth Amendment. (Daily Caller)
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