Hackett v. Fulton County School District

How courts have described this case

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• holding that tacit approval derives from a district’s repeated “failure to correct the problem”
• recognizing “a ‘liberty’ interest by a student in his ‘bodily integrity’ such that when a state actor, such as a public teacher, violates that ‘bodily integrity’, a claim under the Fourteenth Amendment arises.”
• recognizing “a ‘liberty’ interest by a student in his ‘bodily integrity’ such that when a state actor, such as a public teacher, violates that ‘bodily integrity’, a claim under the Fourteenth Amendment arises.”
• recognizing “a ‘liberty’ interest by a student in his ‘bodily integrity’ such that when a state actor, such as a public teacher, violates that ‘bodily integrity’, a claim under the Fourteenth Amendment arises.”
• “[A] teacher’s harassment of another teacher can not be considered sufficient to put the principal on notice that the teacher may be committing sexual misconduct against students.” (emphasis in original)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).