Prohibition of corporal punishment
Title II — Support for School Climate and Safety › Subtitle C — School Climate and Safety › Part 2 — Protecting Our Students in Schools › Subpart B — Prohibition of Corporal Punishment
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(a) Prohibition No student shall be subjected to corporal punishment by program personnel, a law enforcement officer, or a school security guard under any program which receives Federal financial assistance. (b) Private right of action A student who has been subjected to corporal punishment by program personnel, a law enforcement officer, or a school security guard in violation of subsection (a), or the parent of such student, may file a civil action in any Federal or State court of competent jurisdiction against the program under which the violation is alleged to have occurred for attorneys’ fees, expert fees, injunctive relief, and compensatory damages.