A high school principal has reason to suspect some students of bringing weapons onto campus. After receiving a tip from a teacher, the principal searches the lockers of three students and finds a knife and a small handgun in one student's locker. The other two lockers turn up nothing.
1. In this situation, what rights does the principal have acting on behalf of the student body?
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