If i get into a fight and the cameras only see me swinging bc he hit in the classroom and since i have a history of gettin into
fights.and to advoid getting more than 4 days of iss.do i get my parents to bring it up or wait for the school to bring it up.bc the fight happened in the morning and i called my parents to explain.a teacher wrote down my name but the adminstrative didnt call me or my parents in.what do i do. The full story is that he wouldnt give me and my friend's stuff back.but then we got it(without force)then as we was walking out to go to the next class.he pulled my hair and pushed me(in the class room)so the cameras didnt catch it.he ran and i got mad so i chased after him and started beating him up while he tried to leave.then as he turned,i punched him one last time,the teacher saw me.asked for my name and his name.i gave it to her,she said do better choice,but im pretty sure shes gonna report it because she has too.i called my parents explained.
Your best bet would be to go to the school first and truthfully explain what happened. Most likely they will appreciate that you came and took accountability for your actions rather than waiting to get in trouble. Not to mention this will give you the opportunity to tell the truth of the situation rather than waiting for someone to potentially report false information and then the administration seeing the camera footage and assuming the worst.
It would also help if you approach the situation as if you wanted to improve your behavior and be a better person rather than just trying to avoid suspension.
Answer:it means you dont have to answer a question
Explanation:
The Fifth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution guarantees that an individual cannot be compelled by the government to provide incriminating information about herself – the so-called “right to remain silent.”
