inputs: hypothesis: Savana Redding was strip-searched at school six years ago. premise: The same mindset that led to these over-the-top punishments was apparently at play in the strip search of a 13-year-old student by Safford, Ariz., school officials in 2003. They were trying to find out whether she had prescription-strength ibuprofen tablets — the equivalent of a couple of Advils hidden in her bra or panties, in violation of the "no drugs" policy. No pills were found. Savana Redding, then an eighth-grader and now 19, was so humiliated she never went back to the school. Her mother sued the school district and the administrator involved. On Tuesday, the case reaches the U.S. Supreme Court, where the justices will determine whether school officials violated Redding's constitutional right to be free from unreasonable searches and whether she can hold them personally financially responsible.