Yes, that would be legal. The school has broad discretion in investigating issues. Granted, the fact that another kid's parents were directly...

The short, legal answer is yes. Anything you bring on to campus is subject to search at any time. Now, I think the principal's actions are...

That isn't a lawsuit, but maybe you should consider quitting and finding a new church. The law doesn't recognize a claim for "spiritual abuse"...

You need to raise that question with a local juvenile law attorney. You should have hired one as soon as you were charged.

Yes. That is a perfectly legitimate thing for a principal to ask. Granted, the question is rather presumptuous (however, most kids that age don't...

Unless you incurred any sort of monetary expenses, there is nothing to sue for. Even if you did, I have to imagine the amount is inconsequential....

Yes, that is a policy the district may employ. In fact, as an attorney, it is a rather intelligent policy and one I would advise any school...

You will have to ask the school you intend to attend. Even though you are 18, most high schools still require parent or guardian involvement. You...

If there was a reason to do so, then yes.

The law doesn't care nor regulate that. So, in that respect, it is perfectly legal. Extracurricular explicitly include EXTRA. Don't be the...