Doe v. Town of Weston
Massachusetts Superior Court
1Opinion of the Court
Leibensperger, Edward P., J.
Plaintiff, Robert Doe, is a nineteen-year-old male who attended Weston High School. He graduated in the spring of 2012 and now attends college. He sues the Town of Weston, its school district, the superintendent, the principal, the assistant principal and the members of the school committee (referred to collectively as “Weston” or “the school”) because, during his junior and senior year at Weston High School, he was assigned “Saturday School” (a form of detention) for arriving tardy to school on numerous occasions and, when he refused to show up for Saturday…
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