Teacher Abuse Legal Options

Summary

Your autistic child was allegedly abused by a teacher, and despite no physical injuries, emotional trauma is significant. You have tried various legal resources without success. Consider contacting the Michigan Department of Civil Rights, non-profits like COPAA, or national organizations like the ACLU. Consulting a private attorney specializing in education law may also be beneficial.

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My autistic child was physically abused by her teacher for months the school did and investigation and in investigation has many inconsistencies and the one child that did see the teacher hit my child wasn’t interviewed because her father didn’t want her to be interviewed given the circumstances I think she should have been interviewed
I'm sorry to hear about this situation, ****. I would like to better understand the legal assistance you need. Are you considering filing a lawsuit against the school or the teacher? Also, could you please tell me where you are located? This will help me provide accurate information based on the jurisdiction you are in.
I forgot to mention my child has no injuries
I'm sorry to hear about the situation, ****. Even without physical injuries, emotional trauma is a serious concern. In which country or state are you located? This would help me provide more accurate legal information.
Michigan Grand Rapids Michigan
I'm sorry to hear about this, ****. You may consider:
- Filing a complaint to Michigan Department of Education
- Pursuing a lawsuit for emotional distress
- Reporting to Child Protective Services
Each option has its own process. Which would you like to know more about?
I need a lawyer I requested to press charges against the teacher and prosecutor denied charges I read the report and I see why they were denied there are many inconveniences
I'm sorry to hear about your situation, ****. You have the right to appeal the prosecutor's decision or file a civil lawsuit against the teacher/school. Here are some steps:
- Consult a lawyer
- Gather evidence
- Prepare for potential court proceedings
This is general advice. Would you like information on finding a lawyer in Grand Rapids?
Can you help me find one just remember my child has no injuries that’s why I’ve been turned away because there were no injuries
I'm sorry to hear about your struggle, ****. You can find a lawyer through the State Bar of Michigan's Lawyer Referral Service. They can help you find a lawyer who specializes in education law or personal injury law. You can contact them at (*) *-*.
I’ve tried them
I'm sorry to hear that, ****. Another option could be the Legal Aid of Western Michigan. They offer free legal services to low-income individuals and seniors. Their contact number is (*) *-*.
I’ve tried legal aid today they can’t take my case
I'm sorry for the difficulties, ****. Another resource could be Michigan's Protection and Advocacy Service, which assists families dealing with education issues. Their contact number is (*) *-*.
I tried them to
I'm really sorry to hear about your struggles, ****. Have you considered reaching out to the Michigan Department of Civil Rights? They handle discrimination cases, including in education. Their contact number is (*) *-*.
I did no responce
I'm sorry to hear about the difficulties you're facing, ****. You might consider reaching out to non-profit organizations such as the Council of Parent Attorneys and Advocates (COPAA). They can provide resources and potentially connect you with legal representation experienced in such cases.
Are you sure they can help in this case
Yes, the Council of Parent Attorneys and Advocates (COPAA) specializes in supporting families in special education cases. They can provide resources and potentially connect you with a lawyer experienced in such cases.
Even with no injuries? And lack of evidence
Yes, ****. Physical injuries are not the only basis for a case. Psychological distress, violation of rights, and inappropriate conduct by the teacher can also be grounds. Lack of evidence can make the case challenging, but a skilled lawyer can help explore all possible options.
They said no
I'm sorry to hear about the difficulties you've faced, ****. It might be useful to consult with a private attorney specializing in education law. They can provide a more detailed analysis of your case.
They said no
I'm sorry to hear about your situation, ****. If you've exhausted all local resources, you might consider reaching out to national organizations such as the American Civil Liberties Union or the National Disability Rights Network. Both have resources and may help connect you with legal assistance.
Nope
I'm sorry to hear that, ****. Have you tried reaching out to non-profit organizations that specialize in assisting families of children with autism, such as Autism Speaks or The Arc? They may have resources or referrals to assist you.
I did
I'm sorry to hear about your struggles, ****. It seems you have explored a lot of options. I'd recommend contacting your local politicians such as your local council member, state representative, or senator. They might be able to help bring attention to your case or recommend resources.