Overview

• The teenager sold prohibited brass knuckles and switchblades to classmates on school grounds over several months.
• The school’s Gesamtkonferenz imposed the exclusion after determining the weapons trade undermined school peace and orderly operations.
• In an expedited hearing on June 30, the Koblenz Administrative Court ruled the suspension lawful and necessary to protect other students.
• Judges found that the severity of arming minors justified bypassing earlier educational or disciplinary measures.
• The student’s claims of remorse, lack of a formal risk assessment, and imminent school departure were deemed unpersuasive.