Search and Seizure. 1. The Requested Party shall, in so far as its law permits, carry out a request for search, seizure and delivery of any material to the Requesting Party provided that the request includes the information justifying such action under the laws of the Requested Party.
2. The Requested Party shall provide such information as may be required by the Requesting Party concerning the result of any search, the place of seizure, the circumstances of seizure, and the subsequent custody of the material seized.
3. The Requesting Party shall observe any conditions imposed by the Requested Party in relation to any seized material which is delivered to the Requesting Party, including any terms and conditions to protect third party interests in the material.
Search and Seizure. General search of school premises/property including, but not limited to, lockers or desks, may occur at any time and marked items belonging to the school may be recovered. Equipment, such as a student locker, belongs to the school district and students are allowed to use this equipment as a convenience. Lockers shall be properly cared for and not used for the storage of illegal items. Students have the right to be present, when possible and reasonable, when personal or school property in use by such a student is being searched. There may be occasions, however, when school officials believe it is in the best interests of the safety of the students or the general welfare of the school to conduct a search in a student’s absence. If school officials have reasonable suspicion to believe that evidence of a violation of laws or school rules is contained in any locker or other district property utilized by students, search thereof may be conducted under the general authority of the District in connection with the obligation to maintain the safety and welfare of all students. Where it appears that criminal activity is present, the police may be summoned for assistance. Accurate records of items confiscated shall be kept by the school administration when materials not belonging to the school are taken during any search.
Search and Seizure. For the purposes of determining whether the Team Member has in the Team Member’s possession any evidence of the use of a prohibited substance or method prohibited under the World Anti-Doping Code or clause 11.1 of this Agreement, the Team Member authorises MAI and its authorised officers to, in the presence of a third party: to search the Team Member bags and all possessions that the Team Member may bring into the Games Accommodation, have on the Team Member’s person, have under Team Member’s control at any Games Venue or have at any time while the Team Member is a member of the Team; to search the Team Member’s clothing and person at any time while the Team Member is a member of the Team; and to take and retain in its or their possession any substance or evidence of the use of a prohibited substance or method they may discover as a result of the search and which they believe or suspect to be a substance or method prohibited under the World Anti-Doping Code or clause 11.1 of this Agreement. The Team Member acknowledges that MAI will have any such substance or evidence of a prohibited method analysed or investigated at its expense to determine whether or not it is a prohibited substance or method. The Team Member acknowledges that MAI will return such substance or evidence to the athlete if the analysis or investigation determines that it is not prohibited under the World Anti-Doping Code or clause 11.1 of this Agreement.
Search and Seizure a. Law enforcement officers, in reliance upon probable cause that a crime is, has, or is about to be committed, may search for evidence of that crime. Whenever reasonable, a search warrant issued by a court of competent jurisdiction will be sought before a search is conducted. As a general policy, and when agreed upon to do so, a school official will accompany the law enforcement officer on searches that are conducted on school property. School officials will not participate in the actual search unless specifically requested to do so by the police.
b. Efforts should be made by police and school administrators to conduct searches in a manner that will minimize disruption of the normal school routine and will minimize embarrassment to pupils affected.
c. A xxxxx (xxx-down) may be conducted by the police when the officer has reason to believe that the person being encountered is armed or presents a risk of injury to the officer or an innocent third party.
d. The principal or designee may, at any time, conduct such searches as are essential to the safety, security, discipline, and sound administration of the particular school. The appropriate police agency will respond to a request from a school official conducting an administrative search when the official feels that the search might reveal a violation of the law.
Search and Seizure. 1. The Requested Party shall, insofar as its law permits, carry out a request for search and seizure and delivery of any material to the Requesting Party provided that the request includes the information justifying such action under the laws of the Requested Party.
2. The Requested Party shall provide such information as may be required by the Requesting Party concerning the result of any search, the place of seizure, the circumstances of seizure, and the subsequent custody of the material seized.
3. The Requested Party may require that the Requesting Party agree to terms and conditions deemed necessary to protect third party interests in the item to be transferred.
Search and Seizure. 1. The Requested Party shall, to the extent its laws permit, carry out requests made in respect of a criminal matter in the Requesting Party for the search, seizure and delivery of material to that Party.
2. The Requested Party shall provide such information as may be required by the Requesting Party concerning the result of any search, the place and circumstances of seizure, and the subsequent custody of the material seized.
3. The Requesting Party shall observe any conditions imposed by the Requested Party in relation to any seized material which is delivered to the Requesting Party.
Search and Seizure. In order to provide and maintain a safe and appropriate environment for students to learn, the following guidelines pertaining to student search and seizure are established Administrators of NYSSD are authorized to undertake searches of students and their possessions (e.g., pocket contents, book bags, handbags, etc.) should the circumstances arise, based upon reasonable individualized suspicion. In the event of search and seizure, administrators must: ● Have reasonable individualized suspicion that a student has violated or is violating the law, school policy or rules. “Reasonable individualized suspicion” requires the application of experience and common sense and should be made on a case-by-case basis, with due consideration of all circumstances. Factors which must be considered to determine if a school administrator has sufficient cause to search a student include the age and school record of the student; the prevalence and seriousness of the problem for which the search is directed; the urgency to make the search without delay; the reliability of the facts upon which to base a reasonable suspicion that the particular student has possession of evidence leading to a violation of school rules; and the probability that evidence will be discovered ● Whenever an administrator conducts a search, the Superintendent is to be notified before it occurs ● Only the Superintendent may authorize a search of a student that requires him/her to remove any or all clothing. Such searches are to be conducted only in situations where an emergency exists or the necessity of searching a student without delay exists. A clear demonstration of individualized suspicion must be made ● If illegal items are found in the possession of a student, the discipline guidelines as outlined under major infractions will be followed ● All searches will be documented on an Incident Report Under law, students have no reasonable expectation of privacy rights in school lockers, desks or other school storage places and the school exercises overriding control over such school property. The school administrator shall give notice to all students that: ● Items such as lockers, desks and closets remain the property of NYSSD, and the school governs the use of them by students. They shall not be used to hide contraband ● The combination of locker and closet locks must be registered with NYSSD personnel ● Items such as closets, lockers and desks may be searched with or without the student’s permission; how...
Search and Seizure. The Commerce Board of Education believes that all students should be free from unreasonable search and seizure by school officials. However, it shall be the policy of the board that the superintendent, principal, teacher, and security personnel shall have the authority to search a student and a student's property when there is reasonable suspicion for such searches. The superintendent is instructed to establish a regulation for board approval that supports this policy. REFERENCE: 70 O.S. §24-102 In accordance with the policy of the board of education, searches of students shall be conducted under the following circumstances: The superintendent, principal, teacher, or security personnel of this school (authorized personnel) may detain and search any student or students on the premises of the public schools, or while attending, or while in transit to, any event or function sponsored or authorized by the school only under the following conditions:
Search and Seizure. (a) Students should expect only limited privacy in the contents of their personal files on the College System.
(b) Routine maintenance and monitoring by system administrators may lead to discovery that students have violated this Policy or Federal/Territory laws.
(c) An individual search of student files will be conducted if there is reasonable suspicion that students have violated this Policy or Federal/Territory laws.
(d) Parents have the right at any time to request to see the contents of their child / children’s e-mail files.
Search and Seizure. (1) The Requested State shall execute a request for a search and seizure.
(2) The competent authority that has executed a request for a search and seizure shall provide such information as may be required by the Requesting State concerning, but not limited to, the identity, condition, integrity and continuity of possession of the documents, records or objects seized and the circumstances of the seizure.
