1. Strictly speaking, he doesn't "need" to answer questions, but that would be very bad for him if he refused. 2. He, nor you, can insist on a...

Whatever this is, it isn't a legal issue. If this student named a group something inappropriate either intionally or unintentionally (you used both...

Maybe we should back up the thought process for a second. NYU has an undergraudate acceptance rate of only 12%. I applaud you for aiming high, but...

There really isn't anything to do (from a legal standpoint). It sounds like the class needs more attentive supervision and someone should reach...

LOL, no. That is not a first amendment issue. I don't think that is a good policy, but the school can limit such things.

There is nothing to sue for. The school hasn't done anything wrong. If your kid is on ADHD meds, the way to handle that is to request a 504...

You must be joking with this question. The teacher doesn't need permission to change things with the course. The signing of the document is not you...

No. There is no lawsuit for that. Also, when it comes to "observable" discipline, it isn't confidential. Also, if what this person did was known or...

It doesn't sound like you have any case at all. On a technical matter, there is no such law or lawsuit for "wrongful dismal. " There may be a...

Probably not at this point. You are 11 years after the fact. Any statute of limitations on case you might have filed has long since expired.