holding a private not-for-profit organization was a state actor when it behaved like a state agency
How later courts described this case
- holding a private not-for-profit organization was a state actor when it behaved like a state agency
Written by the judges who cited it.
The opinion
TAYLOR, J.,
with whom WINCHESTER, J., joins, dissenting;
Changes, if any, at the OSSAA should be initiated by the legislature and/or the OS-SAA membership. This case is certainly not worthy of any relief due to the fact that this student, coach and school clearly and flagrantly violated the rules. The trial court correctly decided all the issues.