Utah: School bans common items with drug uses
Juvenile Justice Digest, Jun 1, 2001
A Salt Lake City school banned common items that police claim to be used in the consumption of ecstasy and other drugs.
Skyline High School forbids students on campus to have beads, baby pacifiers, glow sticks and dust masks.
Some students asked the ACLU to intervene on their behalf.
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