What is a school violence administrative appeal?

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This is a procedure conducted when you wish to appeal against a disposition received for school violence.

If procedural illegality was discovered when imposing the school violence disposition, or if new evidence was secured after the disposition, you can proceed with an administrative appeal.

An administrative appeal is filed by submitting an appeal to the education office or the administrative appeals commission that imposed the school violence disposition.

At this time, you must file the appeal within 90 days from the date of becoming aware of the disposition or within 180 days from the date the disposition was made.

To do this, you must specify in detail in the administrative appeal application the reasons for appealing the school violence disposition.

The appeal makes a final decision by comprehensively considering the content of the school violence, the reconciliation between the victim and the perpetrator, and the school's position.

Besides school violence administrative appeals, administrative lawsuits can also be conducted, but the beneficial procedure may differ depending on the situation.

Therefore, it is good to consult with an administrative attorney about which procedure to take.

An administrative attorney can review whether a school violence administrative appeal can be filed and assist you in obtaining the desired result while saving time and costs.