· 12/27/1993
Hill v. Rankin County, Miss. School Dist.
Citations
- 843 F. Supp. 1112
- 1993 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 19303
- 1993 WL 590743
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- where student admitted to the charges brought against him, the court found his indefinite suspension was not the result of a procedural due process violation but rather of his own misconduct
- where student admitted to the charges brought against him, the court found his indefinite suspension was not the result of a procedural due process violation but rather of his own misconduct
- Goss’s requirements satisfied where principal questioned student about altercation
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Judges: Thomas S. Lee
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