Principal knowingly allows false trespassing charges to be filed.

[jojajn]

Oh just stop.

Just because we only work with what you give us doesn't mean we are stupid.

You don't like the folks here, leave. You got your answers.

Feel free to never come back.

Most all of the posts here demonstrate zero understanding or knowledge of our laws and legal system. Most of the responses are at the mentality of a child, i.e. accusing, insulting, uniformed, no legal basis, etc...

If you don't want a serious and factual discussion about legal topics, why are you here? There are plenty of tween forums out there.

 

[Humusluvr]

Most all of the posts here demonstrate zero understanding or knowledge of our laws and legal system. Most of the responses are at the mentality of a child, i.e. accusing, insulting, uniformed, no legal basis, etc...

If you don't want a serious and factual discussion about legal topics, why are you here? There are plenty of tween forums out there.

Most of the posts here are based on the info YOU gave us, and demonstrate that you got your kid off on a technicality.

If you don't want to provide all the facts, and want to twiddle-dum around the topic, then why are YOU here?

People like you make me sick. Making a school district have to pay their lawyers to defend against and charge delinquents like yours, when they could be paying four teachers, but instead have to pay a lawyer.

There are plenty of parenting forums you SHOULD be on, about how to turn around a troubled child, not raise a felon, and get over the entitlement mentality. Please, mom, go read some parenting books. You are severely lacking. It's not a legal issue, it's YOUR ISSUES. Get over yourself.

 

[Proserpina]

Most all of the posts here demonstrate zero understanding or knowledge of our laws and legal system. Most of the responses are at the mentality of a child, i.e. accusing, insulting, uniformed, no legal basis, etc...

If you don't want a serious and factual discussion about legal topics, why are you here? There are plenty of tween forums out there.

You haven't read much at all, have you?

 

[Humusluvr]

You haven't read much at all, have you?

She only reads what she WANTS. Everything else is "everyone else being ignorant." right****************************......

 

[jojajn]

Most of the posts here are based on the info YOU gave us, and demonstrate that you got your kid off on a technicality.

If you don't want to provide all the facts, and want to twiddle-dum around the topic, then why are YOU here?

People like you make me sick. Making a school district have to pay their lawyers to defend against and charge delinquents like yours, when they could be paying four teachers, but instead have to pay a lawyer.

There are plenty of parenting forums you SHOULD be on, about how to turn around a troubled child, not raise a felon, and get over the entitlement mentality. Please, mom, go read some parenting books. You are severely lacking. It's not a legal issue, it's YOUR ISSUES. Get over yourself.

You have no understanding of even the basics of the law. Why are you on this forum giving "advice?"

 

[jojajn]

She only reads what she WANTS. Everything else is "everyone else being ignorant." right****************************......

I have only heard childish insults. Most posts here demonstrate not even a very basic understanding of the law or constitutional rights. Ridiculous to refer to this forum as "legal!"

 

[Humusluvr]

You have no understanding of even the basics of the law. Why are you on this forum giving "advice?"

Your thread has become quite entertaining. I'm not sure if you were sent here as a joke, or if you really believe your delusions?

 

[Proserpina]

You have no understanding of even the basics of the law. Why are you on this forum giving "advice?"

LOL oh that's funny.

Humus's left big toe knows more about education law than you'll ever learn in a lifetime.

Close your thread. You're really making yourself look Very Foolish now.

 

[Humusluvr]

and really, there is a way to get your lawyer's fees paid for. Make your kid get a job. If he hadn't gone in the little room and been part of the plot to make it into a game room, he never would have been questioned by the police, summoned to court, and put you through the misery of believing this big charade.

 

[Antigone*]

I'm going with delusional

 

[Humusluvr]

I have only heard childish insults. Most posts here demonstrate not even a very basic understanding of the law or constitutional rights. Ridiculous to refer to this forum as "legal!"

Well, you haven't just posted your situation on legal sites, have you? On your "other site" you were told the same thing as here, in an even more entertaining fashion.

Role of school board? - universities, high schools, elementary schools, teachers... - City-Data Forum

IvoryTickler made me LOL

 

[csi7]

Looking at the original question, I would say probably not.
I would look at the $3,000.00 as an investment for your child's legal future.
The principal can be investigated through the school district for his actions.

 

[OHRoadwarrior]

If the police officer, was a real city police officer, on duty at the school, HE instigated the charges. As such, you can try and sue the city, however, I don't think it will go far. You did not prove the officer lied. In fact, if the officer was going to lie to make the case, he would also lie about the Miranda warning. I would say you have a definite loser.

 

[tranquility]

Not only are people protected for what they say to law enforcement in general, all the actors here were governmental officials acting under color of authority. If the OP actually comes up with the cause of action, we will find they are protected by qualified immunity for their actions. As such, the courts would look at the actions taken and NOT the motivation behind them and see if they are arguably constitutional.

We will find that the courts will hold that a school official talking to the police about something he reasonably believes will be protected by two versions of qualified immunity and that a jury will never find such a principal responsible for the legal fees of those accused.