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Document Number: 8574  State Procedural Due Process Provisions for Out-of-School Suspensions  MS Word  PDF - In its 1975 ruling on Goss v. Lopez, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that students had a right to due process protections under the U.S. Constitution for out-of-school suspensions that were less than 10 days. This ECS Highlights document summarizes a recent study by Perry Zirkel and Mark Covelle that examined state laws in the wake of the Goss decision. (Kyle Zinth, Education Commission of the States, May 2010)...Author: Kyle Zinth Publication: Highlights Publisher: Education Commission of the States Related Issues School SafetyStudents |
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