PUBLIC SCHOOL SAFETY POLICIES TO PREVENT ATTACKS: the Civil Liability of State for its Ineffectiveness

"Public School Security Policies in the Prevention of Attacks: The Civil Liability of the State for its Ineffectiveness" is a treatise on one of the most pressing issues in law. The result of collaboration between Bruna Larissa Cardoso, Luane Flores Chuquel and Diogo Ricardo Martins Balestra, the book offers a systemic analysis of state responsibility for violence in educational institutions.Based on statistical data, the book is anchored in the constitutional framework, which unites education and security as fundamental rights. The authors articulate the theory of administrative risk and civil liability regimes to support the state's duty to indemnify, even in the case of acts committed by third parties.By demonstrating that the state, in assuming custody of the students, contracts an obligation of result, the book argues that school safety is an inescapable legal duty. Preventive ineffectiveness attracts civil liability. Essential reading for lawyers, public managers and educators.

Pagina's: 60, Paperback, Our Knowledge Publishing