There are no laws that regulate grading. The grade a student gets is up to the teacher and need only align with school policy. Frankly, what is...

Yes. They can do that. They don't need your consent. Since she wasn't being arrested or detained and she isn't a suspect, there is no requirement...

This Q&A forum is not an attorney solicitation forum (which is unethical in the U.S.). Candidly, it is unlikely you have any viable lawsuit based...

I will be honest, I found the LSAT challenging and I am actually a pretty logical thinker and majored in Philosophy and Economics and did a...

One part that doesn't make sense is why the person at the Hospital couldn't have simply interviewed you. The issue of the school's "promise" of a...

Perhaps. However, the real question is whether it is worth it. Assuming there is even some sort of case or recourse for the issue, a lawyer will...

Flipping over desks isn't "dysregulation." That is an outright violent outburst and no disability can excuse that level of anti-social behavior. ...

As others have stated, your question doesn't raise a legal issue. Your school's academic honesty policy and your teacher's interpretation of it are...

No. The school's action or inaction didn't cause the injury. Also, even if they had discovered the injury, as you already mentioned, she was...

Yes. They can do that. A mistake doesn't change your underlying obligations. If a bank mistakenly indicates you have $10,000 in your account, when...