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De-Criminalizing Elementary and Middle Schools Students
Thousands of students at LA Unified have received tickets from campus police for offenses including shoving, writing on desks or "disturbing the peace." That means appearing in court, the loss of class time and even the loss of interest in going to school at all.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readThousands of students at LA Unified have received tickets from campus police for offenses including shoving, writing on desks or "disturbing the peace." That means appearing in court, the loss of class time and even the loss of interest in going to school at all. Some warn it can lead to a life of crime and civil rights groups Now, there's a new policy for kids 12 and under.
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1 of 2LA Schools Police to Pull Back on Ticketing Young Students- 0:00De-Criminalizing Elementary and Middle Schools StudentsYou’re reading this
- 13:05Do Angelinos Have a Bias against Mass Transit?