Persuasive Essay On Illegal Cavity Search

The Bill of Rights was to guarantee our rights of citizens under the Constitution. The Bill of rights was written by James madison on December 15, 1791. The fourth amendment was written for the purpose to keep people secure. By that they mean that all your personal stuff will be secure.And will not be sentenced to unreasonable search and seizures. So with that they cannot randomly stop you out of nowhere and ask you to pull out your personal belongings without you agreeing to it. There 's an article on how a doctor and some local police enforcement conduct an illegal cavity search, and a colonoscopy on a man. He was stopped on January second for making a incomplete stop at a stop sign, but as the police officers stated “he was clenching his butt cheeks and as if he was trying to hide something in his anus.” they took him to a nearby hospital where doctors refused to check him because it was “unethical”. So they went to another hospital to get him checked, but by doing so they were not aware of crossing the city limits. And in all of this they did, not ask him if he was ok with …show more content…
Students all across America are tired of being searched by the administration for no reason whatsoever. They think that if they have no reason to search them or they have done nothing wrong, they should not be searched by anyone.Being searched by administration can affect a student emotionally and mentally. Sometimes students have personal belongings like condoms or pads for female students and when a administrator pulls it out everyone can see it and they will feel embarrassed. Do you think that students should be obligated to get searched? Well the answer is no they are not allowed to search you unless you give them permission. Because that is a intrusion of privacy. The only thing they are allowed to search is your desk and locker because that is technically their