School Bullying Legal Rights

Summary

South Carolina law generally accepts self-defense, but proving it may require evidence. Schools must ensure student safety, and expulsion is a serious action, often a last resort. Consult a lawyer for advice.

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My grandson were bulley by a student we kelp going to school to report it school didn't do anything so my grandson and the guy got into a fight the boy hit first my grandson defender himself so the school call and said they are going to throw him out of school and said this is very serious
I'm sorry to hear about your grandson's situation, ****. In order to provide more relevant information, could you please tell me which state you're located in?
South Carolina
Based on South Carolina law:
- Self-defense is generally accepted, proving it may require evidence.
- Schools have a duty to ensure student safety.
- Expulsion is a serious action, often a last resort.
You may wish to consult a lawyer for advice.