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Where can you find a list of court cases on the subject of school negligence?
Kamuna
The Legal Information Insitute at Cornell University is probably the best place to start looking for cases on any legal subject, including the subject of school negligence. Any search engine should give you the website. You might want to narrow your search by being a little more specific.
Since the law on school negligence issues varies rather widely depending on the particular jurisdiction that you are in, I would try to narrow my questions on that basis. For example, schools are to a large extent immune from ordinary negligence in Pennsylvania; on the other hand, in New York (where I practice), the school laws - while by no means easy to satisfy - are more favorable. If you are interested in how they apply under New York law, you can certainly try looking up cases at the New York Courts' official site for reported decisions at http://iapps.courts.state.ny.us/lawReporting/Search, or you can search the school negligence blog at www.JonathanCooperLaw.com.
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