Great lawsuits of our time
I am indebted to Italy's supreme court for deciding that 'Teachers must not spit at headteachers'. Yes, really.
And there's more:
'The court also slammed the teacher's claim that his actions were an acceptable form of disagreement, ruling that spitting is not a ''legitimate'' means of ''critical expression'''.
In the best Jarndyce and Jarndyce tradition doubtless there will be further litigation needed to clarify the application of the precedent.
And there's more:
'The court also slammed the teacher's claim that his actions were an acceptable form of disagreement, ruling that spitting is not a ''legitimate'' means of ''critical expression'''.
In the best Jarndyce and Jarndyce tradition doubtless there will be further litigation needed to clarify the application of the precedent.
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