What is a Student Court?
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I believe it is where the school has a student body to determine punishments for various offenses with the thought that if it comes from students it will have a different outcome than when teachers select the punishment
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Sorry, not familiar with the case, but I do suggest Lexis Nexis at your college library
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From my experience the service is basically a come-on. Sure they'll answer some legal questions, enough to get you going so that you retain one of there lawyers.\n\nThe only legal matters ever setteled to my satisfaction or victory I handeled myself, I have no legal experience and dropped out of high school!\n\nLawyers are a scam, double-agents of these corrupt and deceitful courts, all have sworn an oath(life & soul) to ensure that in all matters the system/establishment wins first, and in return they can rob you blind, regardless of your illusionary win or loss!
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SEVIS (The Student and Exchange Visitor Information System) is an internet-based system that allows schools and the USCIS to exchange data on the visa status of international students. Accurate and current information is transmitted electronically throughout an F-1 or J-1 student's academic career in the United States. US embassies and consulates also have access to SEVIS.\n\nhttp://www.ips.mtu.edu/info/glossary.php
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What age are the students?  Here is a mock trial lesson:\n\nhttp://www.press.umich.edu/esl/tm/amerlegal/08587-09.pdf#search='mock%20lawsuits%20for%20students'\n\nWe contacted an attorney in our city to come and help us prepare a mock trial for our students.  She provided pleadings and court materials for the students.
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i'm not sure, but ask if there's a youth court or teen court system you can go through. those are systems where teenagers learn about the judicial system by serving as jurors, lawyers, bailiffs, and sometimes even judges. typically if you go through teen court yo end up doing community service and the offense doesn't stay on your record...\nmy one preachy moment: drink if ya wanna drink, but don't ever ever EVER drink and drive. it's moronic and inexcusable.
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you could try going here \n\nhttp://www.kycourts.net/Clerks/LyonClerk.shtm\n\nyou might have to call them and find out how.
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What the issue or question you need to answer (for class)?  And what class is it for?  Thanks.\n\n\nThis site offers the case in full: \n\nhttp://www.lexum.umontreal.ca/csc-scc/en/pub/2001/vol1/html/2001scr1_0772.html\n\nThe above is British Columbia College of Teachers v. Trinity West University, et al., ON APPEAL.  HOWEVER, it is indexed as Trinity West University v. British Columbia College of Teachers.  \n\n\nThe site below gives a summary of the case and offers links to look at the case in full (Supreme Court Reports).\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trinity_Western_University_v._British_Columbia_College_of_Teachers
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This is the web site for the University of Pretoria Law School. The bottom right side has a Contact Us link. I would think someone might be able to help. If only by telling you who to contact. I truely hope this helps you.\n\nhttp://www.up.ac.za/academic/law/index.htm
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You posted this in the Golf category, but I bet you already know that it isn't a kind of golf club.\n\nFor anybody who actually wants to know, it's a group (often at a college or law school) that conducts pretend trials using the actual rules that apply in court.  It is good practice for people who want to become lawyers, and fun for the other participants (jury, witnesses, etc.)\n\nLink takes you to the home page of the American Collegiate Moot Court Association.\n\n"Moot Court competition (simulated legal argumentation before hypothetical appellate courts) has long been an educational opportunity limited to the law school environment. The ultimate goal of the American Collegiate Moot Court Association (ACMA) is to build a system of top-quality undergraduate moot court competitions in America. Achieving this goal requires the meeting of specific objectives, including the following: a carefully drafted problem with associated authority list, clear, comprehensive, equitable, and uniform rules refined through experience; well-planned, publicized, and directed tournaments; and informed and uniform judging. In pursuit of these ends, ACMA functions under the leadership of an Executive Committee, whose members are listed below."
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tennis court\nfood court\nsuperior court
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supeonaed is a direction for you to attend court for the purpose of, you are required to attend court. Once you have attended court you may be excused or be needed for another day or time the court requires. If in doubt consult with your legal representative
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The main way it affects such a case is that it forbids the states from denying to any person within its jurisdiction the "equal protection of the laws." Thus, the state must provide the same educational opportunities to minoritiy students as to everyone else.
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http://www.capital.com.au/html/caseStudies.htm\n\ngo to this site it has heaps take your pick
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My lawschool also housed the county's law library.  They had an impressive collection of forms for pro se patrons.  The library staff assisted people to find forms, but cannot give legal advice.
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check out this court case http://www.ulcseminary.org/forum/uploads/ULCvUSA.pdf
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There are 9 of them.  To become one, you have to be elected.  They serve 6 year terms.  More info on the court can be found below. \n\nhttp://www.courts.wa.gov/education/?fa=education.supreme