[neverdem]

BANG!

[stinkerpot65]

Government schools are evil.

[ColdWater]

“He has received 24 referrals for his behavior.”

I don’t agree with the latest gun suspension but back in my day of HS, this guy would be never made it to #5 referral.

[agrace]

"What if someone else took the guns out his truck and used them against someone?" he asked.

And what if someone stole your car and ran someone over with it? Or what if someone stole a pen from your desk and stabbed someone with it? My goodness.

[doodad]

Marc Juhl-Darlington, Willows Unified School District's attorney, cited the education code in support of the expulsion, claiming schools have jurisdiction over student actions on or near school grounds, while on their way to or from school or during school activities.

FU barrister. You have no such lease on another's life.

[camle]

the truck was not on school grounds when the dogs alerted to it. I wonder what would have happened had the truck belonged to a non student?

[Still Thinking]

Green also argued that students did not get a "fair and proper notice of where the school is and where it isn't," so Tudesko could not have known what he was doing was wrong.

Except that what he did WASN'T wrong. They have no jurisdiction outside their property line. Do you know how many schools have disclaimed responsibility for students' behavior on the way to and from school, when it meant they would have had to do something? They can't have it both ways. They want the authority without any accountability. Um, no.

"What if someone else took the guns out his truck and used them against someone?" he asked.

What if someone broke into the house across the street and stole a steak knife he subsequently used to stab a student on school property? Do you expect us to believe you have jurisdiction over what steak knives the neighbors may own? Do you really want to own responsibility for that?

[ctdonath2]

He has received 24 referrals for his behavior.

Ah ... sounds like they already had it in for the student, and were looking for any excuse to eject him.

[ctdonath2]

Many jurisdictions consider one’s vehicle an extension of one’s home. Same jurisdictions often/usually exempt contents of one’s home from the “within X feet of a school” prohibition.

[GovernmentShrinker]

Tudesko has a history of discipline issues at the school. Tudesko admits to using foul language, calling teachers names, fighting and being disruptive in class. He has received 24 referrals for his behavior

The parents are irresponsible for allowing their 17 year old son to have unsupervised possession of a gun at any time, when he has a behavioral history like this. If I'd been behaving like this at school, I'd have been totally grounded.

[Shooter 2.5]

I hope you’re a member of the NRA.