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Cyber Bullying

January 19, 2012 | Article

Cyber-Bullying Update - U.S. Supreme Court Denies Review in Three Cyber-Bullying Cases

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July 1, 2011 | Article

Students First Amendment Rights Upheld in Major Cases Related to Cyber-Bullying; Third Circuit Affirms Rule That There Must be a Substantial Disruption At The School Site In Order To Justify Discipline For Posting On-Line Content

Cyber-bullying is a major topic of discussion in every school district in America.  Not surprisingly, this issue is finding its way into the courthouses all across the country, too.

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June 8, 2010 | Article

Cyber Bullying & California Schools: If Cyber Bullying Occurs Off-Campus, School Authorities May Impose Discipline Only If They Prove The Conduct Caused a “Substantial Disruption” at School

One of the most difficult issues for a school principal is to determine student discipline.

In the Internet age, that task becomes even more problematic because today there is substantial...

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