No, you don't have a right to see the school's videotape. Many parents don't understand this, but it is not the school administrator's duty or...

Grading is not a legal issue. The school sets its grading policies to be whatever the school deems important. If you wish to challenge the policy,...

Filming staff members -- whether certified teachers or not -- is neither a legal nor a moral/ethical question. When you end your question with,...

If your son was harmed or injured, then you might have a case for negligence. But if you're just upset about what happened, you don't have anything...

Report this to your parents and to the principal.

I agree -- you need advice, but it's not something that we can give you here online. You need to talk with a local attorney who is familiar with...

If you disagree with the school's discipline, your course of action is not to sue the school. You should have an opportunity, according to the...

The judge may not be familiar with all the procedural rules regarding GEDs. (Judges are smart, but they don't ALL know EVERYTHING.) Telling the...

Your son is not required to testify unless he is served with a subpoena. So, unless there is a subpoena, you can just say "no," and forbid your son...

It doesn't matter if the other person is a man or woman, older than you or younger than you. It also doesn't matter if you're hitting first or...