The Legal Reconstruction of Educational Discipline: A Balanced Path Between Power Regulation and Rights Protection
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issues like abuse of punishment power and inadequate student rights relief, calling for legal reconstruction. From a higher education perspective, this paper analyzes the dual legal nature and practical challenges of educational punishment. Using empirical analysis and domestic and
foreign rule - of - law experiences, it incorporates the proportionality and procedural justice principles. It proposes a power regulation - rights
protection dual - track mechanism to balance punishment power in higher education institutions with students individual rights effectively.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.70711/neet.v3i2.6421
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