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Cases Related to Disciplining and Regulating Student Off-campus Internet Speech, Authored By: Burns, Thomas, Date Published: 9/28/2009, Page Count: 18, Product#: 39985
Cases Related to Disciplining and Regulating Student Off-campus Internet Speech updates as of September 2009 a similar article published in the 2006 issue of School Law and Review. This article contains summaries of 23 free speech cases involving the off-campus use of the Internet and nine other relevant off-campus free speech cases.
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School Law Practice: Adopting and Enforcing Foreign Field Trip Procedures: Avoiding the Pitfalls of Poor Planning (Volume 3, No. 2, February 2009), Authored By: Justino Petrarca and Darcee C. Williams, Date Published: 2/19/2009, Page Count: 7, Product#: 271487
This article discusses steps school districts should take to minimize legal liability for school-sponsored foreign field trips. Some steps include drafting safety plans and behavior policies before trip, selecting and preparing chaperones, seeking permission forms, waivers, and releases, and understanding when legal liability is more likely when plans go awry.
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School Law Practice: Parental Rights and the Public Schools (Volume 3, No. 3, December 2009), Authored By: Lisa Brown, Date Published: 12/15/2009 10:38:52 AM, Page Count: 8, Product#: 274511
Parental rights claims--from challenges to the curriculum to demanding access to school building--are on the rise. This article discusses the case law and constitutional origins of parental rights claims, typical legal claims brought by parents, judicial disagreement over what standard of review to apply to parental rights claims, and whether non-attorney parents can represent their children.
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School Law Practice: What Does HITECH Mean for Schools and Their Record Privacy Policies? (Volume 4, No. 1 March 2010), Authored By: Elizabeth Eynon-Kokrda and Kelly Clarke, Date Published: 3/4/2010 10:55:24 AM, Page Count: 8, Product#: 275159
Recent Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act amendments to HIPAA have “covered entities”—including school districts—scrambling to understand and apply changes to their settled HIPAA privacy practices. This article discusses new HIPAA duties and expanded exposures added by HITECH and what districts should do to comply with HITECH.
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