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Due process required for after detention

The due process is a requirement for most institutions because before they can deprive

some people of their rights, they have to follow some procedures. The due process clause is

meant to bring fairness to institutions and in this case in schools. In getting, fairness, a person can

be given a notice or they can be given meaningful time to defend themselves in a meaningful

way. Due process may also involve making decisions that are supported by substantial evidence.

The students’ rights stipulate that due process should be followed when they face suspension

from the school even after breaking the school rules. Also, case laws require students to be

accorded an informal hearing before and after they come out of detention. The aim of this is for

the students to understand why they were punished so that they will not repeat the mistake again.

Three aspects of due process for a school seeking to suspend a student with disabilities

A student that has been identified to have disabilities according to the individuals with

disabilities Act (IDEA) is liable for suspension as the other students that have no disabilities.

However, before the student can be suspended, some form of in-school intervention should be

used prior to the suspension. Also, the suspension should only be imposed when all the other

corrective measures that a school has used have failed and they have failed in bringing proper

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conduct to the student. The first aspect that may be used by a school when suspending a student

with disabilities is using the 10-day suspension period while at the same time seeking parental

consent for another placement. Secondly, the school may use the county office to include

dangerous disabilities students in an individual Education Plan where the parents will give an

advance action for special disciplinary action. Thirdly, if the school decides to exclude the

disability student from the school bus transportation, then the school will have to provide an

alternative means of transportation.

How Brown v. Board of Education has changed public education and has the promise of

Brown v. Board of Education been realized

The Brown and Board of Education case that allowed for the white and black children to

go the same school and that no child shall be denied the opportunity to succeed in life by being

denied the opportunity to go to school. The case inspired reforms and led to the formation of

legal means that challenged for segregation in all the areas of the society. The decision changed

public education in that it opened doors for all the students and many integrated schools were

formed as a result. Also, the decision has led to educational opportunities falling to the minorities

that were initially not able to take their children to school. Today, education has become an

important function of state and local governments and it has become compulsory for all children

to go to school and the great expenditures towards education prove that ("Brown V. Board of

Education"). Education has become one of the most important aspect that is required in the

performance of the most basic responsibilities such as in the armed forces.

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Surname 1 Name Instructor Institution Date Due process required for after detention The due process is a requirement for most institutions because before they can deprive some people of their rights, they have to follow some procedures. The due process clause is meant to bring fairness to institutions and in this case in schools. In getting, fairness, a person can be given a notice or they can be given meaningful time to defend themselves in a meaningful way. Due process may also involve making decisions that are supported by substantial evidence. The students’ rights stipulate that due process should be followed when they face suspension from the school even after breaking the school rules. Also, case laws require students to be accorded an informal hearing before and after they come out of detention. The aim of this is for the students to understand why they were punished so that they will not repeat the mistake again. Three aspects of due process for a school seeking to suspend a student with disabilities A student that has been identified to have disabilities according to the individuals with disabilities Act (IDEA) is liable for suspension as the other students that have ...
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