Kriss v. Brown

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• IHSAA power is derived from the lawful delegation from public schools to the IHSAA of authority conferred upon public schools by the legislature
• IHSAA power is derived from the lawful delegation from public schools to the IHSAA of authority conferred upon public schools by the legislature
• IHSAA power is derived from the lawful delegation from public schools to the IHSAA of authority conferred upon public schools by the legislature
• aggrieved student-athlete failed to convince this court that he was entitled to due process
• no infringement of liberty interest where athlete produced \no evidence that anything adverse to his good name has been made a part of his permanent school record or that he has suffered disgrace of any sort\
• no infringement of liberty interest where athlete produced “no evidence that anything adverse to his good name has been made a part of his permanent school record or that he has suffered disgrace of any sort”

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