Athlete Loses Argument that Rights Were Triggered after Program Got Underway

Nov 10, 2006

A federal judge in the Northern District of Indiana has dismissed the claim of a high school student athlete who, after being suspended from participating in extracurricular sports for a violation of his high school’s code of conduct, claimed that the school’s policies, procedures and practices violate the Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution, Article I of the Indiana Constitution and various Indiana statutes and common law.   The central argument of the plaintiffs (th
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