different areas here. you have potential criminal liability. right? that could be against the 6-year-old child which there are legal hurdles and we can discuss that in a minute as well as potentially the parents of the child. but in this other capacity it's civil liability. was there a foreseeable risk and did the school fail to take reasonable action? in that type of case you have to prove what's called gross negligence. but here you see the allegation is that the school -- teacher requested that the child be searched and the administrators declined. now, you do have fourth amendment rights at a school. so there has to be what's called a reasonable suspicion. but the questions that are arising here, why didn't the school act? why weren't the police called? why wasn't the child removed from the classroom? why wasn't something done in order to investigate this? why wasn't the cool on lockdown? in this day and age every school