It is right for a judge to tell me my 14 &12 kids can not catch the city bus too school?
There are a lot of questions left unanswered in your question, so I can't give you a complete answer. What judge? Why were you in court? Was the...
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There are a lot of questions left unanswered in your question, so I can't give you a complete answer. What judge? Why were you in court? Was the...
No, the teacher is not violating the IEP. He is just being unprofessional. He should be more careful to keep his opinions to himself when students...
Yes, it's legal. It is the school's duty to determine the best way to teach you and evaluate your progress. They do not have to do it the same way...
You're asking the question from the point of view of the younger person, which is not the way these questions usually come up. The law focuses on...
Yes, the way you describe this, you may have a case, but it would be difficult to win. You would basically need a member of the school board to say...
In Washington, you're a minor until you turn 18 and you need to do what your parents decide. You can express your wishes to them, but in the end,...
You don't need an attorney. You just need to go to the meeting, talk with the school staff, and understand their attendance policy. Find out why...
I'm sorry -- do the words "parent" and "child" mean something different in your family than they do everywhere else? When I was growing up, we...
I would imagine that if they ARE doing this, then they probably CAN do it. Ask your parole officer, or check with a criminal defense attorney.
The school "can" do whatever it wants, if it is a policy that has been approved by the school board and made known to the students. They can't just...