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WinstonSmith4740

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5. I can only speak for the laws in Nevada.

Reply to mahatmakanejeeves (Original post)

Thu May 21, 2026, 04:11 PM

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But teachers, admins, etc. are "mandated reporters". When we have knowledge of any kind of shit (guns at school, kids being abused, being bullied, etc.), we HAVE to tell the proper authorities. There's no excuse here, it could cost us our job if we don't. How ANY school employee could ignore knowing a student had a gun at school today is beyond me.

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I think legally it's the correct ruling. It's just the whole situation is FUBAR. Ray Bruns Yesterday #4

I can only speak for the laws in Nevada. WinstonSmith4740 Yesterday #5