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- When Derek said his principal's wife, who also worked at the school, had asked him about such programs, the principal accused Derek of helping spy on him.
I don't think that I could have got a better admission of guilt if I had beaten it out of him with a length of pressure hose :lildevil:
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It is the DEEP POCKETS THEORY
The Principal and Superintendent don't really have that much money, and the big government entity does, so sue them! Every shyster lawyer uses the same tactic.
Actually I suspect that this lawyer is a lot smarter than you give him credit for. What he is trying to do is drive a wedge between the education authority and two of its employees?
Kind of "go down with the ship or toss the drowning rats overboard"?
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One of the things they will consider is the fact that a school acts in loco parentis for the students.
I doubt if an arbitrary 45 day suspension would be classed as acting in loco parentis. It is, in fact, a forfeiture of such implied authority.
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while they were investigating the allegations.
They are obviously not competent to undertake such a task.
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I probably would not have filled in Federal Court without first seeking remedy as provided via state law and contractually.
I guess they have already displayed their respect for due process?