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=**4th Amendment: Cases**= Steven Dewayne Bond was riding the bus and they randomly got stopped by boarder patrol. He was caught with a bag that had a brink of Methamphetamine. The final saying was that it was a reasonable expectation under the Fourth Amendment because Bond used a opaque bag and put it above him and also he told people not to touch his bag in a "exploratory manner".
 * Bond v. United States (2000)**

In March of 1997, Gail Atwater was stopped by Lago Vista police for not wearing her seatbelt. Her children were not wearing a seatbelt either. The officer arrested her. She said he was violating her Fourth amendment but the Court said it was not against her fourth amendment.
 * Atwater v. City of Lago Vista (2001)**

Federal authorities used a thermal imaging device to find growing Marijuana and that was labeled an illegal search by the U.S. Supreme Court. Kyllo was free of all charges
 * Kyllo V. United States (2000)**

Middle and High school athletes are forced to do a drug test and the parents disagree. The U.S. Supreme Court went with the schools interest and says it is Constitutional.
 * Board of Education v. Earls (2001)**

The police made a random roadblock to looking drugs and they had several people arrested for possession of drugs. The Supreme Court ruled in favor of the drivers and against the city of Indianapolis.
 * Indianapolis v. Edmond**