Students of Linn State Technical College in Jefferson City, Missouri celebrated a win for their Fourth Amendment rights today when a U.S. district court judge ruled the school's mandatory drug testing policy unconstitutional. In the fall of 2011, the two-year public college enacted a suspicionless drug testing program that required all incoming freshmen and students returning from a six-month absence to pay a nonrefundable $50 testing fee and submit a urine sample. Naturally, students were dismayed by a privacy-invading policy that pulled them out of classes for testing and resulted in the dismissal of those who failed two tests in a 45 day period. They turned to SSDP for help and formed a chapter on campus.