Article Title
Teacher Cell Phone Searches in Light of Ontario v. Quon
Abstract
Technological innovations permeate almost every inch of society. From the government and corporate workforce to family and social settings, technology seemingly knows no boundaries. Technology’s limitless reach has even crossed into the realm of public schools, where, according to teacher Lyn Newton, “[s]chool principals are witnessing more and more cell phone use by their teachers.” Teachers, like other cell phone users, use cell phones not only for making phone calls, but also for taking pictures and texting, which has landed some teachers in trouble for inappropriate communications. Indeed, the sexting wave has not eluded teachers.
Recommended Citation
Joseph O. Oluwole,
Teacher Cell Phone Searches in Light of Ontario v. Quon,
17
Rich. J.L. & Tech
6
(2011).
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https://scholarship.richmond.edu/jolt/vol17/iss2/3