[Viva Le Dissention]

Oh come on--and you call yourself a conservative. These kids are coerced into participating in extra-curricular activities (including driving to school!). Not only is there social pressure from their friends and parents, there is pressure from colleges and universities who demand that applicants be "well-rounded" in order to gain admission. That means participating in extra-curriculars.

This decisions forces students to choose between their right to privacy and, potentially, their future as a student. How many kids do you know that get into a top college with no extra-curriculars? At my alma mater, Washington and Lee University, 100% of accepted kids had some sort of extra-curricular activity. This isn't right just for that reason.

[Diddle E. Squat]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, "coerced", eh? All of the sudden the Libertarians are unable to simply say no, to resist flowing with the lemmings, there backbone to act independently simply dissolved? I kinda doubt that.

[Teacher317]

This decisions forces students to choose between their right to privacy and, potentially, their future as a student.

Odd that you don't mention the third option... not breaking the law by doing drugs in the first place, making this entire discussion moot.