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P0797 An action under the federal Civil Rights Act based on the claim that a public entity defendant violated the Constitutional rights of 4-H club members and their leader by suspending them pending investigation of a film the members made about students who murdered other students in retaliation for being teased was found to have been properly dismissed and sufficiently frivolous to justify an award of attorney fees to the successful defendant.
ROBBINS v REGENTS (Constitutional Frivolity) 127 CA4 653 [See: 42 USC 1983, 1988; LaVine v Blaine School Dist. 257 F3 981; Tinker v Des Moines 393 US 503]
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