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N.Y. Judge Rejects School's Request for "Red Flag" Order Against 13-Year-Old, Including No-Knock Search Warrant

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Commencé August 02, 2026

Some excerpts from N.Y. Saratoga County trial court judge Jonathan Schopf's long decision in Anonymous School Dist. v. Anonymous a… The post N.Y. Judge Rejects School's Request for "Red Flag" Order Against 13-Year-Old, Including No-Knock Search Warrant appeared first on Reason.com

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The judge's rejection of the school's request for a 'red flag' order demonstrates a commitment to protecting the rights of minors.

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There is a risk of overreach when schools seek protective orders against students without sufficient evidence.

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Rejecting a 'red flag' order in this case may leave schools vulnerable to threats from students.

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The school should have the authority to seek a 'red flag' order if they believe a student poses a threat.

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No-knock search warrants should be reserved for situations where there is a clear and immediate threat to public safety.

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The judge's ruling prioritizes due process over preemptive actions that could stigmatize young individuals.

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Judges should carefully consider the implications of denying protective orders for minors in schools.

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School safety protocols should include measures for assessing and mitigating potential threats from students.

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