If they're on your property, you can replace them or not, as you wish. If they're not on your property, then you have no duty either way.

This is a matter of school policy. Just because students turn 18 and become "adults" does not mean that they suddenly get to do whatever they want....

In Pennsylvania, it is illegal to record a conversation without the consent of everyone in the conversation. So, not only is it a bad idea to set...

I have one question that may clear up this whole problem -- did the school actually say that if you don't take all those classes in the same...

You haven't mentioned if your son is on an IEP or 504 plan. That might make a big difference to how you proceed. If he is on a plan of some sort,...

You should review the ETS registration paperwork to see what your appeal options are within the ETS system. You said that a proctor verified that...

I'm sure you can become eligible again, but since I don't know the rules of your school or your athletic division, I can't tell you what you have...

Lying is never good, even if you think you're covering for a friend. Trouble or not, your mother is trying to teach you to have integrity and be...

He CAN go to the police and report that you somehow swindled or defrauded him by intentionally and knowingly selling him fake merchandise. But I...

Uhh... what do you want to do? I assume, first, that the school is aware of what happened and the other student was reprimanded. Was this a...