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Welcome to Law Class! Always listen to Law Class with your Constitution for the United States, notebooks for taking notes & something to write with. Never allow yourself to listen to this much life changing information with out taking notes. This will improve your life & your families life FOREVER.
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In this last episode of Season Six, join Christina, Miriam, and Lisa for an insightful discussion about the guidance issued by the Office for Civil Rights (OCR) and the Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services (OSERS). This episode focuses on legal issues commonly arising when disciplining students with disabilities under the IDEA or…
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Every day, school district board members, administrators, and staff make critical judgment calls about student misconduct and subsequent discipline. What are the procedural and substantive due process rights that all students must receive for discipline to be upheld by a court or other reviewing body? What kind of notice must be given to the studen…
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What happens if a public school teacher posts unfavorable comments about her school district on Facebook? What about a professor whose political commentary makes some students uncomfortable? When are these expressions protected by the First Amendment's free speech clause and when do they cross the line into a disciplinary matter? Join Christina, Li…
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This summer, the United States Supreme Court decided the Kennedy v. Bremerton case, which addressed a high school coach's First Amendment rights in praying after football games. Join Christina, Lisa, and Miriam for an in-depth analysis of this controversial decision and a look at possible implications for school districts across the country. This e…
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The Family Education Rights and Privacy Act seems pretty straightforward: Maintain confidentiality and produce records to parents or adult students. But what happens when a record, like a video, includes information about more than just one student? What is the procedure when the requesting party is an attorney or a police officer? What about paren…
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As most school administrators know, the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act requires districts to immediately enroll students who are experiencing homelessness to ensure educational continuity and minimize disruption to learning. But what happens when a district is not sure whether a student meets the definition of homelessness? And what are the…
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In the second episode of a two-part series on special education basics, Christina, Lisa, and Miriam discuss individualized education programs, free appropriate public education, and least restrictive environment. This episode is especially appropriate for new Board members and administrators, as well as anyone who may enjoy a refresher on the basic…
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Welcome to the sixth season of Class Act! Today's episode presents a general overview of special education law, including a bit of historical background and a discussion about evaluations, eligibility, and Child Find. This episode is especially appropriate for new Board members and administrators, as well as anyone who may enjoy a refresher on the …
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As school districts begin to implement the revised 2020 Title IX regulations for complaints of sexual harassment or violence, many administrators are facing numerous practical challenges. For example, how does the Title IX process integrate with state laws relating to suspensions and expulsions? What about a Title IX investigation involving an empl…
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Even as the New Year begins, school districts are still dealing with challenging pandemic issues. This episode takes a look at one of the most controversial pandemic outcomes : mask mandates in schools. Whether your board is mandating masks on school grounds or allowing parents and employees to make their own decisions, there are important consider…
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Combative, hostile, and sometimes even violent school board meetings are all over the news these days. School board members increasingly face displeased parents and other community members who want to share their views and opinions on controversial and difficult topics. Although a respectful exchange of ideas is the very goal of public participatio…
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Lisa and Miriam discuss the recent Ohio Supreme Court ruling in Gabbard v. Madison, which is a case about whether Ohio school employees may carry weapons without full law enforcement training. The idea of teachers carrying weapons in school may seem either completely reasonable or totally irrational, but it is certainly a timely topic for all schoo…
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In episode 27 we discuss and prove that America is not based on christianity, that christopher columbis DID NOT discover America and we even discuss and show you who was here wwwaaayyy before dude pulled up. As a matter of fact he never even cam e to America lol. Listen in for the facts.
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On the heels of our previous discussion about transgender students' rights in schools, this episode is about the rights of teachers and professors who have strong religious objections to using students' preferred pronouns. Professor Meriwether was fired after he declined to use a student's preferred pronouns, eventually leading to a lawsuit against…
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The rights of transgender students is a controversial topic that more and more school districts are facing these days. From name changes to restroom usage and privacy concerns, school administrators are often asked to decide questions that may be novel and challenging for them. Join Lisa, Elizabeth, and Miriam to discuss recent legal developments i…
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When Brandi Levy shared a profanity-laced snap after failing to make the varsity cheer team, she probably wasn't envisioning the start of a dispute that would ultimately be decided by the United States Supreme Court. But after the school district suspended Brandi from cheer, her parents filed a lawsuit that would culminate in one of the most import…
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There was a particular situation with our brothers Rise of The Moors. They were traveling on the way to train among each other and what you call a police officer who then proceeded to violate their rights. Tap in to get the true insight on what happened. Peep the game.
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Like staff and students, parents can have bad days too. But sometimes their conduct crosses a line, leading school administrators to wonder if they can ban hostile or aggressive parents from school grounds altogether. What should school districts consider before taking such a drastic step? What sort of legal challenges can boards anticipate when pa…
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In this episode, Megan, Lisa, and Miriam discuss AJR v. Lute, a fascinating kindergarten bullying case recently decided by the Ohio Supreme Court. What happened here? How did these five year olds end up in litigation before the highest court in the state? How did the lower courts hold, what did the Ohio Supreme Court decide, and most importantly, w…
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Back in January, we started our discussion of the First Amendment by considering school staff and limits on their speech in a school setting. Today we continue this conversation by looking at students' Free Speech rights and under what circumstances boards of education can discipline students for their speech. Join Lisa, Megan, and Miriam for a fas…
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In this episode we had a lot of information to cover about immunization and how you can get the waivers to not take them & still keep your job. Be sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel to see the video of our podcast https://youtube.com/channel/UCb2h_QI80H_aEukW4jWzGAA
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In this episode we had a lot of information to cover about immunization and how you can get the waivers to not take them & still keep your job. Be sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel to see the video of our podcast https://youtube.com/channel/UCb2h_QI80H_aEukW4jWzGAA
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So much talk about my ancestors this my ancestors that. How can we call on our ancestors if we don't know who to call on? Check out episode 15 as we show you how to be in honor of our ancestors in order for them to come to us when we call on them. We also discuss the true meaning of what "Thanksgiving" & much much more…
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The coronavirus vaccine is here and some states, like Ohio, are prioritizing school staff in their immunization schedules. Some school districts may even be considering mandatory vaccines for their employees. Is this legally advisable? What about employees who cite religious or health-related reasons for refusing the vaccine? Join Megan Greulich, L…
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In episode 14 we breakdown a traffic stop from the perspective of how you should handle it knowing the right laws to say & use to get you home safe. Share this with a friend who you know can benefit from this information. Be sure to download the "Refined Men's Club" mobile app to hear Law Class from our podcast platform.…
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Calling yourself a minority is leaving yourself in the childish status according to law. Being a minority is keeping you classified as a 14th Amendment citizen. We also went over the The American Declaration on rights of Indigenous people "they" only oppress the ones who have ownership of the land not anyone else. Our key to true freedom is finding…
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Peace fellas we went in on this episode of Law Class which was a continuation of episode 11 when we went to the Cahokia Mounds in Illinois. (ep 11 wasn't uploaded to the podcast due to bad reception for recording) Tijanie breaks down who the real slave was by reading out the last plea for help in the US Constitution. He also goes into breakdown who…
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Welcome to our Fifth Season! In light of recent socio-political events, you may be wondering about your school staff's free speech rights. What does the First Amendment cover? What kind of speech is actually protected by the Constitution? When should school boards be cautious about disciplining a teacher for his or her speech? Is water cooler gossi…
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Here is why you don't call yourself "black" a lot of people will get offended by this. I didn't understand it when I first heard it either. However, I was looking for answers to WHY we are continuously being targeted. According to law this is what makes us Melanated people a target. Listen to this with an open mind. Get your notebooks ready because…
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I was fired up about this episode for some reason before we even got started for some reason. I soon found out why within the first 5 minutes. Check out this episode as we discuss Courts & Jurisdiction. We also saw how the power of KNOWING the constitution will save you, along with know knowing who you are. Check it out.…
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I bet you didn't know that you didn't have to have a CCW to bare arms? If you didn't then you definitely need to listen to this, We discuss the second Amendment, gun rights, where the "CCW" came from & why we are told we are "supposed" to have one if it's my right according to The Constitution of the United Started. Hmmmm... somethings ain't right.…
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In this episode of Law Class I found out that when it comes to voting we aren't really voting for the president & if we're not voting for a president then what are we doing on election day? You have to listen to the episode to find out. The best way for you to attain this information is to get a notebook & pin, sit down and take notes on this and c…
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