Legal Question in Civil Rights Law in California
civil law
Does a private investigator have the
legal right to remove a minor from class
time to interrogate them without
parental consent?
3 Answers from Attorneys
Re: civil law
A well-taught minor will politely tell a private investigator, or a police officer, social worker, etc. to go pound sand. I would think the school has no business admitting private investigators to the school grounds. To determine for sure would require drilling down into the Cal. Education Code.
Re: civil law
Generally not. However, it may depend upon who sent the investigator there and the subject of the nvestigation. Has the child been traumatized or your reputation been injured by the incident? How is it that the school would allow this? Contact me directly.
Re: civil law
Generally not. However, it may depend upon who sent the investigator there and the subject of the investigation. Has the child been traumatized or your reputation been injured by the incident? How is it that the school would allow this? Contact me directly.
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