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Read Paperback pages 7-12 in your copy of The Constitution Kids. Story events are fiction; verify historical claims with primary sources.

When Can Schools Search Your Phone Under the Fourth Amendment

Smartphones carry our lives in their pockets, but what happens when a school wants to look inside? The Fourth Amendment promises protection against unreasonable searches, but how does that apply when a principal or teacher wants to check a student’s phone?

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A civics story by Gary Gabel, published by Mascot Books, an imprint of Amplify Publishing Group.

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