You haven't really asked a question or posed an issue that requires any sort of legal solution. You weren't discriminated against, at least not...

In addition to the practical reality of a lawsuit pointed out by Rixon in his answer, it is difficult to win a case like this based on what someone...

Unless the school actually promised, in writing, that the coursework would be valid in all 50 states, then the answer is no. I can practically be...

You are joking, right? First, if you are a minor, you can't sue anyone. Your parents would have to sue. Second, there is no case. The law...

Can you sue, doubtful? Until you understand why the school denied your graduation, there is no basis for a claim. As Jonathan points out, the most...

For all we know, the teacher is simply continuing to document the issue. You need to talk to the teacher to find out her motives. Then you can talk...

There is a lot to unpack (and you really need to check spelling and grammar) in that question, but none of it raises much of a legal question. You...

You need to review the school's policies. Every policy and rule represents a term of the contract you have with the school. If there is a charge...

Clearly, you didn't share the whole story, and I am guessing this "unauthorized person" isn't exactly a random stranger. You need to speak to the...

You left out a key point: Why is the school withholding the transcript? In these situations, the law isn't very helpful because even if you had...