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- A crime or school-rule violation is observed in progress.
- A weapon or portion of a weapon is observed on a student.
- A student has told others that he or she has a weapon on campus.
- A student has been seen in possession of illegal items.
- A student has been seen in possession of stolen items.
- A student is found with incriminating items.
- The smell of burning tobacco or marijuana is detected.
- A student appears to be under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
- A student admits to committing a crime or school-rule violation.
- A student fits a detailed or unusual description of a suspect of a
recently reported crime or school-rule violation.
- A student provides specific incriminating evidence against another
student.
- An emergency situation exists where a school official can provide
immediate assistance to avoid serious injury if a student search is
conducted.
- A student provides oral or written voluntary consent to conduct a
search. Consent cannot be the result of fraud, duress, fear, or
intimidation.
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