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Did court dismiss student-athletes’ due process claim?
Three members of the Oakland University swim team were driving to dinner. From the passenger seat, one of the student-athletes pointed a toy Nerf gun out of the window and jokingly shouted, “Give me all your money!” to students on the sidewalk. The gun was brightly colored and appeared fake. Although many witnesses realized the prank wasn’t serious, one student later reported the event to the Oakland University Police Department.
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