Nope The provost is correct, you--the student--are ultimately responsible for the courses your pick. You still got a benefit from the...

There is NOTHING to do. Look up what "speak of the devil" means. I suspect that the principal and your teacher were probably recently exchanging...

Yes, that is legal. It is like your asking if it is legal for a math teacher to teach math in math class if it is too hard for my kid.

Those are not very viable lawsuits. For starters, the lawsuit is likely to cost you more than the money you claim to have wasted and will take two...

Yes, that can still happen. Think of it like this. Let's say you steal a watch from a jeweler. You grab it and walk out the door. However, you...

That is a challenging situation. As the other attorneys answered, there probably isn't any discrimination with a capital D because no one seems to...

The issue your raise isn't really legal in nature. Schools may have grooming standards. However, I agree with Edward, if the school is a public...

The short answer is yes. Police officers (or school resources officers) can use physical force to gain control of a student at risk of harming...

Yes, you need your parent's consent. The school will insist on it. However, you may want to talk to the college. If you are enrolling during the...

They might drop it. However, the problem is that the crime is complete (so to speak). Once you miss X number of days, the student is truant...