That is a lot to unpack. I am not going to comment on the procedural issues (there are many), but on the bare question. If a state court judgment...

All I can do is concur wit Jonathon. At this point in the time, the answer is almost certainly no. If you graduated, that cuts off any liability or...

I agree with Rixon. What is interesting here is that your kid didn't tell you about it. You say you and the school found out two days later. A...

Having an excuse for an absence and the absence being excused are different things. Even for illnesses, pretty much all school districts and states...

Absent an IEP or 504 accommodation, the school can dictate when students use the bathroom. It isn't unreasonable to expect students to be in class...

That is an unfortunate situation, but unless you have money to burn, there isn't really anything to sue over. There is very little in the way of...

Your description is a tad unclear about whether the school actually promised or stated that the course is eligible for a MA Jouneyman's license. In...

You need to consult a local civil litigation attorney to review the facts. Although you described some of what the teacher did, you didn't say what...

No. The school can determine what forms of ID and process it decides. The school hasn't done anything wrong or harmed you. It is weird that you...

Probably nothing. The academic dean (and the schools accreditation) is the last word on what credits will be accepted. The court is going to defer...