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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] No, the Department of Education has not decided anything. You have quoted their guidance. The question is whether that guidance applies in this particular case. The Department of Education has not answered that question. I personally do not see why it would apply, because the information Eva Moskowitz released was not the final results of a disciplinary proceeding related to a crime of violence or non-forcible sex offense -- in fact, I don't think that there was any such disciplinary proceeding, was there? But I am not a lawyer.[/quote] Hitting someone is assault, and assault is a crime and is a violation of school policies. The disciplinary proceeding was kicking them out of school. Is that really so hard to understand?[/quote] I think you're missing a lot here, namely the actual processes involved. Getting kicked out of school is not a disciplinary proceeding, although it might be the result of a disciplinary proceeding. For there to be a disciplinary proceeding, there actually has to be a disciplinary proceeding.[/quote]
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