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The College Student's Guide to the Law : Get a Grade Changed, Keep Your Stuff Private, Throw a Police-Free Party, and More!
Overview
In this complete and easy-to-read manual on the legal system, Lindsay provides college students with information on a wide range of classroom laws, on-campus laws, and off-campus laws.
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- ISBN-13: 9781589790896
- ISBN-10: 1589790898
- Publisher: Taylor Trade Publishing
- Publish Date: May 2005
- Dimensions: 9.18 x 6.32 x 0.85 inches
- Shipping Weight: 1.25 pounds
- Page Count: 341
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Staying out of trouble
As much as it pains most parentsand of course, their childrento admit it, college is an all-too-perfect environment for getting into trouble. There are campus parties with readily available alcohol for students of all ages, test files that hold the answers to even the most highly guarded exams and financial temptations galore. But the main problem for most students is that they simply don't know their rights and haven't a clue how to protect themselves if they do get into a sticky situation. C.L. Lindsay III, a recognized expert in the field of student rights and educational law, aims to change all that with The College Student's Guide to the Law.
With practical tips on how to interact with the police, a breakdown of a student's constitutional rights and instructions on how to deal with harassment, sexual assault and other crimes on campus, Lindsay gives students the tools they need to stay clear of trouble and make the most of their college years.
Recent college grad Abby Plesser writes from New York City.
Staying out of trouble
As much as it pains most parentsand of course, their childrento admit it, college is an all-too-perfect environment for getting into trouble. There are campus parties with readily available alcohol for students of all ages, test files that hold the answers to even the most highly guarded exams and financial temptations galore. But the main problem for most students is that they simply don't know their rights and haven't a clue how to protect themselves if they do get into a sticky situation. C.L. Lindsay III, a recognized expert in the field of student rights and educational law, aims to change all that with The College Student's Guide to the Law.
With practical tips on how to interact with the police, a breakdown of a student's constitutional rights and instructions on how to deal with harassment, sexual assault and other crimes on campus, Lindsay gives students the tools they need to stay clear of trouble and make the most of their college years.
Recent college grad Abby Plesser writes from New York City.