Weapon Possession School Laws

Summary

Bringing a weapon to school in New York is a criminal offense under New York Penal Law, specifically sections 265.01 and 265.06. Consequences include suspension, expulsion, and criminal charges, with specific charges depending on the weapon type and intent. New York Education Law § 3214 outlines disciplinary actions for students. The laws apply uniformly across New York, including Long Island. For detailed legal advice, consult a local attorney.

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What specific laws are there?
In New York, bringing a weapon to school is governed by several laws. Here are some key points:
- New York Penal Law § *.*: Criminal possession of a weapon in the fourth degree.
- New York Penal Law § *.*: Unlawful possession of a weapon upon school grounds.
- New York Education Law § *: Disciplinary actions for students who bring weapons to school.
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What is New York Education Law?
New York Education Law covers a wide range of regulations related to the education system in New York. Here are some key points:
- Governance: Administration and operation of schools.
- Student Rights: Includes disciplinary actions, attendance, and access to education.
- Teacher Regulations: Certification, employment, and responsibilities.
- Curriculum Standards: Requirements for courses and assessments.
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What is New York Education Law on Long Island?
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New York Education Law on Long Island is the same as for the rest of New York State. It covers various aspects such as:
- Governance: Administration and operation of schools.
- Student Rights: Disciplinary actions, attendance, and access to education.
- Teacher Regulations: Certification, employment, and responsibilities.
- Curriculum Standards: Requirements for courses and assessments.
Would you like more details on any specific part of the education law?