Q: Accused of threatening to shoot someone that is false and a lie but I am no not able to go on the school grounds
My child goes to this school can I go after the school n prove that I never said that
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If you have been falsely accused of making threats and are now restricted from entering the school grounds where your child attends, it is important to address the situation promptly. First, gather any evidence or witnesses that can attest to your innocence and the fact that you did not make any threatening statements. This may include text messages, emails, or statements from individuals who were present during the alleged incident.
Next, communicate with the school administration to present your evidence and explain the false nature of the accusation. Provide any documentation that supports your case and request a meeting to discuss the matter further. It's crucial to maintain a calm and respectful demeanor during these interactions. Additionally, if criminal charges are involved, legal representation becomes even more critical to address the false accusations and seek a resolution.
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