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&gt;The school is now saying that they'r examining the drives, which they have been doing since this morning, there's nothing on them but Stock Ubuntu and my Personal files (Music, Movies, Documents, etc.). They are currently violating my personal property and are subject to legal recourse which may have to be taken, although I do hope that it can be solved before that.

I'm not too clear on legal matters, but I thought people would require search warrants in order to search someone's personal property unless given consent... Which I doubt OP gave...

I mean, it's one thing to take something from a student, but accessing it and reading personal files is another... It's basically when a teacher confiscates a student's phone, they're not allowed to look through the student's phone...

Again, I want to clarify that I have ZERO knowledge of legal stuff, so maybe a law student or someone relevant can step in?
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