Judge Rules Oxford Schools, Staff Can’t Be Sued Over 2021 Mass Shooting
The Michigan judge argued Oxford Community Schools and its employees are protected by governmental immunity.
The Michigan judge argued Oxford Community Schools and its employees are protected by governmental immunity.
The Fairfax County School Board and the University of Toledo sought to narrow the scope under which the schools can be held liable under Title IX.
Last month, in a 9-3 vote, a jury favored the death penalty over life in prison but Florida law requires a unanimous vote for execution.
Charges include one count of terrorism, four counts of first-degree murder, seven counts of assault with intent to murder, and 12 counts of possession of a firearm.
To prevent cheating, the student was required to use a webcam to scan his bedroom before taking an online chemistry exam
The teen, who was wearing an ankle monitor for a prior juvenile conviction on gun charges, injured two students in the shooting.
The abuse started when the victim was 12 years old and lasted for three years.
A judge ruled the plaintiff, who filed a lawsuit against MIT after he was expelled, must either file under his real name or dismiss the suit.
Video surveillance shows Alexander Ervin escaped the maximum-security facility by scaling an eight-foot security fence.
A federal judge also dismissed a lawsuit filed against the University of Northern Colorado by a student accused of sexual misconduct.