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defamatory charges, slander

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Country: United States of America
State: Arkansas

I have a child in a Pubic school in Arkansas, my child's Teacher came to my house one day with some work my child never did. I went out side and meet the teacher, on my carport and spoke with her there. We talked and then she left. I went back in my house and my sister asked me what that was about, I told her and then my sister left. The Problem is the teacher then went while at a game told another student's parent that she did not like what she seen in my house, and that she was going to DHS which is Department Of Human Service. I feel my Rights Have Been Violated. Do I have any grounds for a law suite. the student of this parent came to me and told me this and my daughter was there when the mother of this student told her this.

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You could threaten to sue for defamation etc.--but most likely a stern warning is the best option...


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