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Court clears way for case against Parkland school monitor
Medina contended that he cannot be held liable because of sovereign immunity.
Medina contended that he cannot be held liable because of sovereign immunity.
The Sheriff's Office credits a law adopted after the Marjory Stoneman Douglas shooting for the arrest.
Parents of one Parkland had their day in court, but it didn't go their way.
Although there wasn't much daylight between the House and Senate's bills, they couldn't close the gap.
Schools would have the option to use their own conforming legislation.
Linked over their grief and their efforts to bring about change.
The maximum sentence was 20 years.
No one opposes the bill's purpose, just how it would be administered.
Parkland survivor now attends the Sarasota liberal arts college.
“We have needed this law for decades."
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