Pаrt I: Pleаse refer tо the fоllоwing scenаrio to answer questions below On the morning of October 3rd, Lincoln High School organized a mandatory assembly to discuss recent incidents of vandalism on school property. During the assembly, Principal Johnson announced that, to identify the vandals, the school would conduct a surprise locker search immediately following the assembly. Additionally, all students were required to hand over their cell phones for inspection to check for any photos or messages related to the vandalism. During the searches, several students' lockers, which contained personal diaries and medical information, were searched in the presence of their peers, leading to public disclosure of sensitive information. Furthermore, one student, Alex Martinez, had his cell phone inspected without consent, and private messages criticizing the school administration were read aloud by a teacher, who then disciplined Alex for "disrespectful behavior." Alex and several other students felt that their privacy was violated and that the school had overstepped its boundaries by publicly shaming them and exposing personal information. Imagine that you are a supreme court judge/legislator/advocate and this case has come before you to answer the following questions. In 1-2 content-rich paragraphs each, please answer the following 3 questions. Answers that link to class materials and cases will score higher. Opinion: Assess and discuss your opinion on the legality of the locker and cell phone searches conducted by the school. Discuss the implications of these actions in light of student rights and relevant constitutional protections. Review: Identify potential violations of civil liberties in this scenario. Reference at least two specific constitutional amendments or legal precedents that might apply. Proposal: Suggest policy changes or legal actions that could be taken to prevent such situations in the future. What measures should schools implement to balance safety concerns with the protection of student privacy and rights?