Education Law
Jul. 30, 2015
Restraining orders needed to check school bullying
While teachers can obtain "workplace violence" protective orders against students who threaten them, other students may be left vulnerable. By Robert DeKoven
Robert Ross Dekoven
Professor
California Western School of Law
Phone: (619) 525-1683
Email: rrd@cwsl.edu
Western State Univ Law School
Despite the state Legislature's best efforts to reduce school bullying and related crime, a recent report by the state auditor indicates that school bullying is still a major problem in California. In San Diego County, for example, at least four student suicides by teens in the spring were attributed to relentless school bullying.
For over the past 30 years, the Legislature has provided fairly strict guidelines for school distric...
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