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The Rights of Students
The rights of students
The rights of students

By Janet R. Price

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Woman and the Law
Woman and the Law

By E. Cary

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Appellate advocacy
Appellate advocacy

By Ursula Bentele

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Appellate Advocacy
Appellate advocacy
Appellate advocacy

By Ursula Bentele

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The rights of students
The rights of students

By Eve Cary

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Explains the legal rights and obligations that pertain to students, including such topics as free public education, freedom of expression, personal appearance, corporal punishment, grades, school r...

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What every teacher should know about student rights

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