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"In its defense, Cleveland State argued that room scans are not "searches," because they are limited in scope, conducted to ensure academic fairness and exam in
by frumper 4y ago
"In its defense, Cleveland State argued that room scans are not "searches," because they are limited in scope, conducted to ensure academic fairness and exam integrity, and not coerced."
how is a search that is limited not a search, and if it isn't coerced, what would happen if he didn't comply?
- JohnFen 4y agoThat is a hilariously inaccurate explanation. My car isn't a car because I only drive it around the block! > what would happen if he didn't comply? According to them, they would be unable to take the exam and therefore would not pass. Which means that the time and money spent on the course is wasted. Not coercive at all!
- oyashirochama 4y agoOne is a government requirement for safety, one is a voluntary but financially forced requirement by a government (usually) supported educational organization where they can just monitor hand movements and face with no need for the entire room to ensure no cheating (assuming it has an OS monitor)