[Freakinoldguy]

This is a case where, no matter what the law, a little common sense might have come in handy.

What's next, public floggings for smoking on school property ?

[Proculation]

I think you do not understand the principle of the Rule of Law. Not law as "bills/laws" but Law as in the "studying in Law". In french we say "Droit" (rights). It means no one is above the law and it is the base of a democratic society based on freedom. Thus, it implies that anything done against the rights of an individual or the commons is illegal. It's the basics of most constitutions.

[Brenda]

Thats all nice and dandy, but dont you agree that a punishment like cleaning all the desks inside and out would have done the trick too?

[ShepherdsDog]

I had to clean the desks and chairs in class once and only once. I used Armour all and Pledge.

[DerbyX]

Proculation Proculation:

I think you do not understand the principle of the Rule of Law. Not law as "bills/laws" but Law as in the "studying in Law". In french we say "Droit" (rights). It means no one is above the law and it is the base of a democratic society based on freedom. Thus, it implies that anything done against the rights of an individual or the commons is illegal. It's the basics of most constitutions.

You are defending arresting a 12 year old for drawing on a desk.

Define that in the context of a government being allowed to do what you hate.

STOP, and think about it!

[xerxes]

This should probably be the approropriate title for the paper she has to write about this incident:

"Fuck da Police"