school safety

Stoneman Douglas school shooting survivors file civil rights lawsuit over Feb. 14 massacre
The suit alleges various civil rights violations under the Fourth and Fourteenth Amendments that caused "severe psychological injury and trauma" related to the Feb. 14 massacre.
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