Fenton v. Stear

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• stating that the three-day in-class suspension and eleven-day restriction preventing the student from attending a class trip was de minimis
• stating that the three-day in-class suspension and eleven- day restriction preventing the student from attending a class trip was de minim-is
• stating that the three-day in-class suspension and eleven-day restriction preventing the student from attending a class trip was de minimis
• calling a teacher a lewd name in a public place subjected student to discipline by school authorities
• where principal confronted student about an incident and student admitted accusation, no further notice or hearing was necessary
• summarily dismissing the student's argument that his liberty interest had been infringed, concluding that the student's reputation could not have been seriously damaged when he was kept in school with the restrictions imposed

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).