Jane stevenson was removed as head cheerleader from her high school cheer squad because she violated one of the school rules by drinking alcohol on the team bus as the team and cheer squad traveled to an away game. jane feels she has an explanation and defense for what happened. which of the constitution might provide her with a review of her dismissal as head cheerleader?

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Bo Campos

Social Studies

30 March, 13:10

Jane stevenson was removed as head cheerleader from her high school cheer squad because she violated one of the school rules by drinking alcohol on the team bus as the team and cheer squad traveled to an away game. jane feels she has an explanation and defense for what happened. which of the constitution might provide her with a review of her dismissal as head cheerleader?

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Alena · Answer 1

I didn't really understnd the question but I tried to come up with an answer. Here you go!

Answer:

Because a rule in the U. S. is people under the age of 21 cannot drink and the cheerleader was drinking under the legal age so that's why she was kicked off the cheerleading team.

Lawson Price · Answer 2

procedural due process.

Explanation:

It is a legal doctrine that requires government officials to follow fair procedures before depriving a person of life, liberty or property. In this case, it would apply to do this before removing her from the equipment.