This situation isn't a lawsuit, but it is an awfully nosy bus monitor. I would probably brush it off and let it go. However, if the situation...

Yes. Schools can have those sorts of grooming standards. There is no right to unadulterated adolescent angst and stupidity.

No one here can ultimately predict what will happen. You should speak to an attorney or advocate in your area. We don't know the specifics as to...

Yes, they can do that; it is perfectly legal. There is no legal action you can take. They can't literally "force" the search, but they can create...

To your question, the answer is no. Your question isn't a legal issue. As such, an attorney cannot help you with your stated problem.

I wont' repeat the other answers. I will simply add that there is a point where you can sue. You don't appear to be anywhere near that point, but...

Probably not. As Ms. Sinclair answered, the school isn't required to accept all comers and it appears this program is targeted and funded for a...

I sympathize with your situation. I am sure there is a whole back-story to this situation, but from this side of the screen, the assertion that...

No. This is not likely to end in a lawsuit. Also, I doubt you are willing to throw $50,000 into bringing such a case. The school is only required...

This is a tricky situation in both directions. Legally, in most states, the custody order doesn't legally bind the school. The school is not a...