In Sheehan v. St. Peter's Catholic Sch. (1971), What was the judges reaction to the teachers reasonable care, or lack there of?

In Eisel v. Bd. Of Educ. Of Montgomery County (1991), what concept was applied to the judge’s ruling of failing to attempt the prevention of a student’s suicide?

In which case was the defendant not held liable due to the judges ruling that schools do not need to supervise thier grounds 24/7?

what part did Proximate Cause play in Kaufman v. Cit of New York (1961)

In Rollins v. Concordia Parish Sch. Bd. (1985), was the ruling of equal parts negligence supported by Contributory Negligence or Comparative Negligence?

What is the definition of Governmental Immunity according to the text?

In which case did the Montana Supreme Court recognize a claim for educational malpractice?

Which course case found not only the teachers but the school adminstrators liable under section 1983 for harm done to students?

What type of awarded damages are most common?

What standard supported Harlow v. Fitzgerald (1982) which indicated that as long as public officials did not intrude upon a clearly established law or right, then they are not liable for damages. As long as those rights were reasonably known.

Under section 1983, why did the judge side with the student in P.B. v. koch (1996)

What word fits this definition: The governments freedom from being sued for moneky damages without its consent.

What case was the school board found negligent when they hired a teacher who ended up sexually abusing a student?

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