School Law Bulletin [serial] 14, 2 (April 1983)
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Moreover, any reporter who acts in good faith is immune from civil or criminal liability arising from the incident. 75 As an encouragement to report, health and school officials should let their employees know that they are protected in these ways; these employees should also be aware of the possibility of liability for failing to report.
Part II of this article in the next School Law Bulletin will discuss privacy issues in school health, particularly those involving stigmatizing health problem...s and situa- tions in which students ask that their parents not be told of their condition.
74. Id. §7A-544(1979Supp).
75. Id. § 7A-550.
Teacher Speech 'continued from page 1) )f the public services it performs through its employees. 5 It I the application of this balancing test that determines Whether an employee's criticism or conduct is protected by 'he First Amendment from retaliation by the employer.
: Although the test sounds simple— balancing the interests )f one party against the interests of another— the U.S.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Moreover, any reporter who acts in good faith is immune from civil or criminal liability arising from the incident. 75 As an encouragement to report, health and school officials should let their employees know that they are protected in these ways; these employees should also be aware of the possibility of liability for failing to report.
Part II of this article in the next School Law Bulletin will discuss privacy issues in school health, particularly those involving stigmatizing health problem...s and situa- tions in which students ask that their parents not be told of their condition.
74. Id. §7A-544(1979Supp).
75. Id. § 7A-550.
Teacher Speech 'continued from page 1) )f the public services it performs through its employees. 5 It I the application of this balancing test that determines Whether an employee's criticism or conduct is protected by 'he First Amendment from retaliation by the employer.
: Although the test sounds simple— balancing the interests )f one party against the interests of another— the U.S.
What to read after School Law Bulletin [serial] 14, 2 (April 1983)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Open Content Alliance to read onlineMoreLess
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