The student has apparently failed to answer written interrogatories about his assets (he’s reportedly in China), and the School District is considering a deposition regarding the assets.
One story quotes Doug Mertz, the student’s attorney:
Since [the District] know[s] that Joe is broke, they know they probably will never collect anything. So the motive is almost certainly something else, likely […]
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