4. a state statute empowered public school principals to suspend students for up to ten days without any notice or hearing. a student who was suspended from a public school for ten days challenges the constitutionality of his suspension on the ground that he was denied due process. was due process denied? explain.

Due process was not denied.

Explanation:

A school can expel a student without a hearing in emergency situations only and the expulsion must be a temporary one - only up to ten days.

This is applicable in emergency situations only ( the student is a threat to others) and the due process ( the hearing of the case) happens after the disciplinary measure.

The due process in law is a constitutional right and it applies to school expulsions as well. Every student, faced with a punishment in form of expulsion from school, has the right to a proper hearing prior to the administration of the sentence.

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