Re:Middle School Misfortunes Then and Now, One Teacher’s Take
by adrianratnapala on Saturday March 02, 2019 @08:27PM
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> If the policy is that the student doesn't get the phone back at all, ...
That policy is commonly called stealing -- though it probably has a more specific label under law.
Schools traditionally have been implement civil-asset forfeiture for small stuff because people rarely kick up a fuss, and the schools can quietly hand things back when they do.
But if they start taking away people's smartphones there will be push-back.
That policy is commonly called stealing -- though it probably has a more specific label under law.
Schools traditionally have been implement civil-asset forfeiture for small stuff because people rarely kick up a fuss, and the schools can quietly hand things back when they do.
But if they start taking away people's smartphones there will be push-back.