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![]() there is no way that particular case, which i also believe has no connection to what kagan wrote, will go to the supreme court. the school board disagreed with the principal on what he had done, and the kids returned to school. based on what action would this then proceed? the board couldn't fight a battle, as they already conceded the principal made a mistake. as for intent, you'd have to find where the principal created a rule in the first place. his intent was to discriminate, he failed. the law might have been to keep the peace, but the intent was incorrect. how is that hard to discern? how does a bozo high school principal bely what she wrote? or was your entire point to just bring up this particular case, and this was the only possible segue you could find?
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