After Riley High School officials discovered that many of their weight lifting team students were using steroids, they decided to institute random drug testing for athletic students. Students who refused to take the test will be denied to participate in any sport activity. During a random testing, Mary, a student, tested positive for steroids. The principal searched her locker. Upon searching her locker he found several ounces of marijuana and steroids. Mary is arrested for possession of an illegal drugs. Mary's attorney has challenged the admissibility of the marijuana. The court will Question 23Select one: a. suppress the evidence since the search was conducted illegally because the drug testing violated Mary's constitutional rights. b. suppress the evidence since Mary has a reasonable expectation of privacy. c. admit the evidence because the student did not have a protected right of privacy in school because of the societal interest in maintaining a safe and drug free environment. d. admit the evidence seized from the locker since there was reasonable suspicion to search