California Court States That Former Student Cannot Sue Under California’s “Leonard Law”
Author: Ken Kozlowski, J.D..
Source: Volume 08, Number 03, January/February 2007 , pp.37-43(7)
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Abstract:
Legislation and court cases addressing campus issues involving a student’s ability to sue under a California law (California court states that former student cannot sue under California’s “Leonard Law”), a lawsuit under Title IX of the Education Act of 1972 stating deliberate indifference to student’s complaints (court finds no deliberate indifference in Title IX action).Keywords: Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972; Antebi v. Occidental College; Briggs v. City of Rolling Hills Estates; Doe v. The Ohio State Univ. Board of Regents; Davis v. Monroe County Bd. of Educ.;
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