sports law ch 9 & 10 Questions and answers..

sports law: ch 9 & 10 Questions and answers.


Kelly v. Metro. County Board of Education: Students got rowdy with the ref and the school was punish
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ed by the district without a hearing. - (correct answer) -
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Court held that the district violated the school's due process right.
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Neal v. Fulton County Board of Education: Student who was hit in the face with a lock by the coach -
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(correct answer) - Coach violated students due process right by using excessive corporal punishment.
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University of Colorado v. Derdeyn: The University of Colorado, Boulder implemented a drug-
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testing program requiring student athletes to provide urine samples to participate in athletics and rece
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ive scholarships - (correct answer) -
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Random suspicionless drug testing of student athletes without their consent was an unconstitutional
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· Todd v. Rush County Schools: HS student's parents had to consent to drug test for them to play sport
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s. - (correct answer) - No violation of athlete's const. right to privacy
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Hill v. NCAA: Hill and other student athletes at Stanford University sued the NCAA in state court, allegi
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ng that the NCAA's drug testing program violated their right to privacy. - (correct answer) -
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NCAA'S drug testing program did not violate the athletes' right of privacy
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Vernonia School District 47J v. Acton: In response to increased drug use and disciplinary problems, Ver
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nonia School District 47J implemented a drug testing policy for student athletes. James Acton was barr
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ed from playing football because his parents did not consent to the testing, leading them to file suit for
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declaratory and injunctive relief. - (correct answer) -
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Locker room mentality= lesser form of expectation of privacy.
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Public school students expectation of privacy not violated during drug tested
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Students participating in athletic programs may be subjected to drug testing without a warrant or suspi
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cion under the Fourth Amendment
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Brennan v. Board of Trustees for Univ. of LA systems: public school student failed 2 drug tests and clai
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med violation of expectation of privacy. - (correct answer) -
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Court based decision from Vernonia that he had lesser form of expectation of privacy
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Trinidad School Disrict v. Lopez - (correct answer) -
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Suspicionless drug test unconstitutional for band members.
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