It's more like " The principal says you confessed and agreed to serve detention, because your friend told him you said you'd serve detention if you had to."
The specific statute does not provide victims an avenue of relief, so the victims cannot seek relief from the courts under that statute.
The real problem is either (a) the law is unconstitutional, or (b) the Cnstitution is not strong (well-written) enough to give justice in cases where the government is concealing its actions.
The specific statute does not provide victims an avenue of relief, so the victims cannot seek relief from the courts under that statute.
The real problem is either (a) the law is unconstitutional, or (b) the Cnstitution is not strong (well-written) enough to give justice in cases where the government is concealing its actions.