There is quite a bit of embellishment in that statement. Although it is odd that they would have no record of your attendance (I suspect there may...

A judge can, more or less, order anything they want. So the vapid answer to your question is yes, a judge can do that. The only way to challenge...

No. You cannot sue the college over who it hires.

The law does not regulate grading. Teachers just don't bother to grade timely submitted assignments. I suspect there is more to this story you are...

The court proceeding is not confidential and you did ask the school to accommodate you.

If you don't sign the form, I suspect you will definitely be prevented from graduating. There is no law that says colleges cannot change policies...

I will take Edward's confirmation of the underlying situation at face value and agree that I don't think the governor has the authority to enforce...

The law doesn't care. If the school rule is no hats, then that is the school rule.

Technically, you don't have that debt. Those fees are not a direct liability to you. Your parents owe the money. The school is simply withholding...

No, Your remedies are not mutually exclusive. You could have pursued other remedies while the board was considering your complaint. Also, the state...