If your parent's consent, then yes. If your parents will not consent, then no. You are still a minor. As for freedom, you don't become freer...

That is a serious accusation to levy against a 4-year-old. When you told the school what happened, what did they say or do? You should schedule...

It is not a viable lawsuit. Also, it is unclear how much time had passed between now and when you attended the prior schools. The better approach...

1. Even if it was a violation, there is nothing you can do about it. You could report it to the Dept. of Education. 2. Your description doesn't...

Schools are not courts. They don't have the same rules or due process. Absent a clear violation of law (like you were discriminated against), the...

If he sold the paraphernalia, then it wouldn't be on him, right? The thing is, the school has evidence, they have the statements of the three other...

Yes. Your teacher can mark you absent for being substantially tardy.

No. A child cannot sue their parents for being subjectively bad parents. Sorry.

Yes. The statute of limitations applies. If the student was smart enough to get into college then he is not legally incompetent. Also, the issue is...

Yes, the gym teacher can do that. They can decide to hold class outside in mild weather. The solution is for you to be more prepared.