[Robin]

I remember from some law classes in college and also from Probation Officer training that schools can search lockers because it’s considered school property, and it is only on loan to you. You have no ownership rights. This also goes for college dorm rooms, which can be (but are usually not) searched without a warrant. As for your personal bags, they should ask you first, and if you decline, then they’ll have a reason to search because you seem hostile. It’s kind of a no-win situation. I believe (although I’m not an attorney) that police have the right to search cars, even without a warrant, because they are on the streets, which are considered public property. I may be wrong, though.

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Name : Robin, Gender : F, Age : 30, City : Lewisville, State : TX, Country : United States, Occupation : counselor, Education level : Over 4 Years of College, 

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