Corporal punishment in private schools Video
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Citations: S. Docket Number: Author: Thomas B. Chauncey H. Browning, Jr. Clark Woodroe, Asst. In this original mandamus action the petitioner, George David Smith, through his parents as next friends, seeks to challenge the constitutionality of the in loco parentis [1] doctrine generally embodied in W. Code, 18A Code,[3] to promulgate regulations in regard to administering corporal punishment to school children. On September 15,Petitioner George David Smith, who was age 11 at the time and a student at Clover Elementary School, along with fellow student, James Greathouse, were "severely struck" with a wooden paddle by Respondent Jack Sharp, a teacher and the principal.
As a result of the striking, Corporal punishment in private schools George David Smith's legs received large bruises which required medical treatment at a local hospital.
Allegedly the petitioner subsequently developed a negative attitude toward school.]
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