A model of Student Justice System prepared by me ... have a look at it through FAQs..... Fairly effective for Indians Schools where stduents need to have guts to raise their voice ... Should be implemented in schools.......... Q.1 What does ‘Student Justice System’ stand for ? Ans. SJS(Student Justice System) is mechanism for providing justice to students through a confidential procedure where in the student themselves decide upon various conflicts and complaints through fair settlements or punishments. Q.2 How does a student register his complaint with the body SJS ? Ans. The students can avail a form available at the reception and drop it in the petition box locates near ICs room after filling or fill up the e-form whose link would be mailed to them after they send a request at the email-id provided by the school. Q.3 What sorts of complaints or cases can be filed under SJS? Ans. Complaints regarding individual students , teachers , management or regarding any procedure , in a nut shell anything which is unjust can be challenged by any student through this SJS ? Q.4 Who decides upon the cases registered under SJS ? Ans. A bench of five students chosen by the school with the consultation of the school’s council forms the jury who decide upon the cases . Q.5 How does this mechanism ensure no unruly treatment of the petitioner by the accused student/ teacher? Ans. The identity of the student is kept confidential , after the studying of the case the jury serves a summon to the accused ,if the justification is sensible enough then the case if closed , if not then the person found guilty is punished. Q.6 What type of punishments are given under this mechanism ? Ans. It is completely upto the jury to find a suitable fair punishment for the guilty , however the punishments such as depriving the person of using school facilities like- transport , photocopy etc are suggested for a week . Q.7 What if the petitioner is not satisfied with the judgment of the jury ? Ans. If the petitioner isn’t satisfied then the student can avail another form from reception and can submit the complaint to the Principal’s office directly.
Posted on: Mon, 24 Mar 2014 19:25:21 +0000
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