In re Emancipation of Begue
Citations
- 107 La. 744
Syllabus
<p>Syllabus.</p> <p>Where, to a preponderance of evidence, to the effect that a female minor, applying for emancipation, is capable of taking care of herself and her property, is added the opinion of the trial judge, before whom she has testified, to the same effect, and it also appears that the tutor, who is not related to his ward, is unable to take her into his house, or to exercise personal supervision over her, a judgment of emancipation will not be disturbed.</p>
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- “The Sixth Circuit has clarified that failing to act in the school bullying context does not satisfy the element of an affirmative act.”
- “[S]ince DeShaney, every circuit court to address the issue has found that no special relationship exists between students and school administrators. ”
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Judges: Monroe
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