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State court of last resort · ST-VA-SC
Fairfax County School Board v. S.C.
No. 180497Supreme Court of Virginia
180497 Fairfax County School Board v. S.C. 05/30/2019 In its appellate review of a county school board's disciplinary disposition regarding a high-school student, for nonconsensual, sexual touching of three st…
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180497 Fairfax County School Board v. S.C. 05/30/2019 In its appellate review of a county school board's disciplinary disposition…
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180497 Fairfax County School Board v. S.C. 05/30/2019 In its appellate review of a county school board's disciplinary disposition regarding a high-school student, for nonconsensual, sexual touching of three students at school, the circuit court's finding that the decision was arbitrary in violation of the student's due process rights misapplied the legal standards governing such petitions and misinterpreted the factual record of the disciplinary proceedings. The judgment is reversed, and final judgment is entered dismissing the student's petition with prejudice.
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180497 Fairfax County School Board v. S.C. 05/30/2019 In its appellate review of a county school board's disciplinary disposition regarding a high-school student, for nonconsensual, sexual touching of three students at school, the circuit court's finding that the decision was arbitrary in violation of the student's due process rights misapplied the legal standards governing such petitions and misinterpreted the factual record of the disciplinary proceedings. The judgment is reversed, and final judgment is entered dismissing the student's petition with prejudice.
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