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General Education Law Questions
Attendance
Authority
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Detentions
Disabled
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Questioning of students
- What if I am at school and a school official or teacher wants to question me about a violation of the law. Do they have to advise me of my miranda rights?
- Can statements made by me to school officials, teachers, or counselors be used to suspend or expel me from school and also used against me for prosecution in juvenile court?
- Am I entitled to have my parents present before being questioned by a school official, teacher, or counselor about a potential violation of the law?
- Am I entitled to consult with an attorney and to have an attorney present before being questioned by a school official, teacher, or counselor, about a potential violation of the law?
- What if I am called from class by a school administrator, taken to a room to be questioned by the police, social worker, or other official, do I have to talk to them?
- Can school officials lie to me and tell me nothing will happen to me if I make a statement and then use my statement against me to suspend or expel me or have me arrested?
Special Education Rights
Sports
Student searches
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