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The group of students claim that transgender youth are at higher risk for bullying and harassment when they cannot use the restrooms and other facilities customarily assigned on the basis of biological sex.
The former Yeezy Christian Academy assistant vice principal claims that the school–the predecessor to today’s “Donda Academy”–tacitly tolerated bullying, suffered from inadequate maintenance, and deprived students of basic services.
A Twitter attorney recently demanded that Meta preserve any evidence that could be relevant to a later legal dispute between the two companies.
City officials claim that two firearm manufacturers have tried to circumvent state and federal gun control laws by selling firearm “components” without background checks or other verification processes.
The lawsuit, filed on behalf of a pseudonymous Kentucky inmate, claims that a former prison chaplain coerced prisoners into performing sexual acts.
The lawsuit alleges that a large Silicon Valley tech company–like many of its counterparts–actively discriminated against Asian-American employees.
The lawsuit, filed by the alleged 15-year-old victim’s mother, claims that Pineview Christian Academy administrators repeatedly punished their daughter for being assaulted–yet to refused to take any meaningful action against the older perpetrator, who was permitted to return to school the following day.
Attorneys for Moore and the plaintiff confirmed that that the lawsuit had been resolved, but did not provide any additional comment on the settlement.
The lawsuit claims that Harvard discriminates in its admissions process by giving preferential treatment to the children of wealthy donors and alumni.
The A.C.L.U. claims that young detainees–including many who have yet to be adjudicated guilty of any crimes–are forced to spend up to 23 hours per day in solitary confinement, despite state law and departmental guidance suggesting that isolation never been used to punish children.