R.J.M. v. State

SCHWARTZ, Chief Judge.

The appellant’s adjudication of delinquency, entered on a nolo plea to possession of a concealed weapon, is reversed because the knife which was the subject of the charge should have been suppressed.

Based solely on the fact that R.J.M. was the friend of a female student who had, reportedly because of drugs, fainted at the public high school they both attended, an assistant principal, Harrell, ordered him to his office and began a complete search of his person. While it was taking place, *585R.J.M., saying “I guess this is what you want,” pulled the knife from his boot.

It is…