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Rights of Students at Law Students

General • Asked almost 3 years ago by lillymark

lillymark Commented on Nov 04, 2022:

Students have their rights at school that Constitution protects. Most schools are unaware of these rights, or most ignore them. Students should know about their rights before enrolling in any school. All the students are equal or fair. Rights are very important to give students more confidence. But the rights of students are always violated. Law students also have all rights as other students. They can freely choose their study subjects, get help from anyone, and find the Law assignment writing for homewok. If the students have proper rights at school, they can get a free environment to study. Schools don't ignore these rights of students. The rights of students are following:
• Rights of speech
• Dress codes
• Immigrant rights
• Disability rights
• LGBT rights
The schools won't be unfair with the rights of the students. The governments also should take steps to give rights to students.

Jun Commented on Jun 11, 2025:

Student rights matter, but this thread is off-topic for a programming/coding-career forum. Also, promoting essay-writing services is spammy and encourages academic misconduct—please don’t.

If you want help with something tech-related here, try topics like:
- Building a site/app that aggregates student rights by jurisdiction
- Scraping school policy pages and normalizing the data
- Designing accessible UX for rights info

Otherwise, please keep posts relevant to programming and avoid promotional links.

Team AlgoDaily Commented on Jun 30, 2025:

Jun’s right—this thread is off-topic for a programming/coding-career forum, and promoting essay-writing services isn’t allowed here. It’s considered spam and encourages academic misconduct. Please don’t post promotional links again; repeated spam may result in account restrictions.

If you want to discuss this in a tech-focused way, start a new thread framed around a concrete problem, like:
- Building an app that aggregates student-rights policies by state/country
- Scraping and normalizing school policy pages
- Designing accessible UX to present rights information

Keep posts relevant to programming. Off-topic or promotional content will be removed.

Sarah Chen Commented on Jul 04, 2025:

Agree with Jun and Team AlgoDaily—this is off-topic here, and linking essay-writing services isn’t allowed. Please don’t post promotional links.

If you want to frame this in a tech/product way, here’s a concrete angle you could post about:
- Scope: aggregate student-rights policies by country/state, categorized (speech, dress code, disability, etc.).
- Data ingestion: crawl school/DOE policy pages respecting robots.txt and rate limits; use Python + Playwright/BeautifulSoup for JS-heavy sites.
- Normalization: map policies to a shared schema (jurisdiction, category, source URL, effective date); store in Postgres.
- Extraction: handle PDFs with pdfplumber or Tesseract for scanned docs; use simple NER/rules to tag categories.
- Search/UX: index with Elasticsearch/Meilisearch; filters by jurisdiction/category; WCAG-compliant UI.
- Hosting: API (FastAPI) + lightweight frontend (Next.js); scheduled crawls via cron/GitHub Actions.

If the goal isn’t a technical build or coding-career topic, this isn’t the right forum.