Original sentence: For these reasons, in the majority of U.Increasingly, corporal punishment in US schools is, either explicitly or de facto, a matter of choice for the student.Many school handbooks provide that where a student refuses to submit to a paddling, he or she will receive some other punishment instead, such as suspension.Some also claim that, if not properly applied, paddling might also cause post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).Students are unlikely nowadays to be forcibly restrained while being spanked, as happened in the 1970 case which came to the Supreme Court in 1977 as Ingraham v.Thus, the rules of the Alexander City Schools provide that, "No student is required to submit to corporal punishment"
Edited sentence: And in addition to physical injury, paddling may also cause a mental illness named post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).And on June 18, 2004, Jessica Smith, a legal adult, was forcibly restrained by school administrators Mary Sanchez and Adrian Gutierrez while Brett Wilkinson, the school principal, beat Jessica with a 4-foot-long wooden paddle named "Ole Thunder".For example, on October 6, 1970, James Ingraham was forcibly restrained by two school administrators while the school principal hit Ingraham more than 20 times, causing a hematoma in Ingraham's buttocks.For these reason, in the majority of U.In other places, students who have declined to submit to paddling have been forcibly restrained and beaten.Later that same day, Jessica was taken to a hospital for emergency medical treatment.The rules of the Alexander City Schools provide that, "No student is required to submit to corporal punishment"