Jeffrey Stotts v. Community Unit School District No. 1, Thomas F. Leahy, Mike Kindhart

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• concluding that student’s constitutional challenge to school board policy was moot because policy no longer applied to student
• explaining that a plaintiff’s request for injunctive relief relating to accommodations on his high school basketball team was mooted by his graduation
• suspended student's challenge to tattoo rule became moot upon by student's graduation because student had no \reasonable expectation of being subjected to the Board's appearance regulation\
• when a court’s decision would have no practical impact on the parties, the case is moot
• “Stotts’ case lacks a live controversy; Stotts has graduated from high school and is no longer eligible to play high school basketball.”
• when a court’s decision would have no practical impact on the parties, the case is moot

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