Some areas of United States constitutional jurisprudence use tests described using terms like undue burden, though the tests themselves exist in distinct areas of the law. The two most notable areas to use such tests are the areas of the Dormant Commerce Clause (e.g. United States v. Lopez) and abortion (e.g. Planned Parenthood v. Casey).
Following are some of the main causes of indiscipline in schools: (I) Problems Concerned with the System of Education: (a) Examination-oriented rather than learning-oriented system of education with very little or no emphasis on seminars, tutorials, guided and discovery learning or project-work. (b) Undue emphasis on performance in examination and marks
That said, a child as young as age 4 is perfectly capable of deliberately telling a lie to avoid getting into trouble or get something he wants. Some common causes of lying in school-age children include: Wishful imaginative play; Fear of punishment; A desire to brag to friends/classmates to boost status and impress them