DeFABIO v. East Hampton Union Free School Dist.

How courts have described this case

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• granting summary judgment on due process claim based on long-term suspensions because the plaintiffs received initial hearing and \plaintiffs also could have resorted to an Article 78 proceeding\
• “Although plaintiffs seek to second-guess with hindsight the judgment of school administrators, that is not the role of the courts.”
• “[A]s the [c]ourt finds as a matter of law on summary judgment that no constitutional violation was committed against plaintiff by the individual defendants . . . no Monell claim can lie against the District or School Board pursuant to § 1983.”

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