The law allows it. It may not be the best managerial move, but the law doesn't regulate that. I suspect that there is a difference in overall...

Even if you could sue, which you can't (as the other attorneys explained), are you really prepared to spend over $10,000 on a lawsuit where you...

Yes, it is legal. This situation sounds benign. As Edward answers, if there is some really good reason (doubtful), then talk to the teacher about...

Your only appeal option would be provided by the school or school district. As Edward says, this is a subjective internal decision, not a legal...

No. You don't have any legal rights. Also, you really aren't asking about rights. You want the general rules of society not to apply to you. You...

Your post is too unclear and conclusory to provide any meaningful information. As to your bare question the answer is yes. The school can have a...

He should refrain from fighting in school (self-defense doesn't count, as schools are not required to parse defense. Once you engage and stand your...

It isn't illegal. Your post is unclear as to who is who and what is going on. The school can show, or not show, its camera footage to anyone it...

It is more legal than it isn't. Between you and this student, the fact that the student has permission from the administration makes it okay. Also,...

That situation sounds like an annoying workplace, but it isn't a legally hostile workplace. Not everyone gets along, and you don't have a "right"...