Bill is a student at the local high school. He was caught chewing tobacco in the boy's laboratory and sent to the principal's office. As punishment, the principal made him swallow the wad of tobacco, which immediately made Bill throw up. Bill went home and told his parents of the incident, and the next day they contacted a lawyer. Bill's lawyer then reads up on the case of Ingraham v Wright and realizes that a claim based on would not succeed.

The answer is "Bill's Eighth Amendment rights".

Explanation:

The United States Constitution and bill of rights eight amendments mean: "They may not be subject towards the arbitrary arrest, the levy of excessive fines, nor harsh or unusual punishment." The provision bans the federal government from imposing unduly tough sanctions on offenders, either to the cost of pre-trial detention and to punish the crime following conviction.

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