I thank you, the drug dealers thank you, and the steroid companies thank you.

The Supremes got it right. Teach 'em when they're young - it's always good to question the authorities when they try to infringe on your rights. Never mind the State Constitution, the Fourth Amendment of the US Constitution might yet survive for another generation.

It is beyond belief the Washington Supreme Court's ruling that students, wanting to participate in after-school sports, cannot be randomly drug tested. First of all, school sports is not a right, but a privilage. If a student doesn't make practice, they don't play. It is encumbent upon the student to agree to practice sessions. The same is true of drugs. In order to play a student must promise not to take illegal drugs. But how does the school make sure their students are not taking drugs if not through random drug testing? The Washington State Supreme Court must realize youngsters are NOT adults and should not be afforded constitutional rights of an adult. Drug testing is the only way schools can be sure their students are obeying the rules. Taking these tests away from the schools is pure stupidity.