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Suspending this student for this action was a gross overreaction by the coach, and the AD / school administration should have stepped in to intervene before thi
by tqi 6y ago
Suspending this student for this action was a gross overreaction by the coach, and the AD / school administration should have stepped in to intervene before this reached the point of legal action.
It seems basically impossible to me that the Supreme Court will be able to draft a broad decision that anticipates and handles all cases gracefully. I feel like no matter how they rule, the result will be that schools will be prevented from using common sense on a case by case basis, and instead rely on some convoluted N-point test with a ton of unintended consequences.
- detaro 6y ago> will be able to draft a broad decision that anticipates and handles all cases gracefully does it have to? Can't it intentionally narrow down the scope of its decision? (which will of course give some push in one direction anyways, but leave stuff open instead of forcing specific criteria)