The U.S. Supreme Court may look like the end of the line, but for LaShonda Davis and the Monroe County, Ga. School District, it's just the beginning. In May, the high court voted 5-4 to allow Davis to sue the school board for allegedly ignoring her complaints that a fifth-grade classmate was groping and sexually taunting her. The board never addressed the girl's specific allegations. Now, they say Davis and her mother never reported she was being subjected to sexual harassment.
November 19, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
The U.S. Supreme Court may look like the end of the line, but for LaShonda Davis and the Monroe County School District, it’s just the beginning.
In May, the high court voted 5-4 to allow Davis to sue the school board for allegedly ignoring her claim that she was being harrassed by a male classmate.
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