Most of the people detained during the high school protests are minors. However, some adults with varied profiles were brought before the court for immediate examination at the beginning of the week. The protests, which began in response to proposed changes to student discipline policies, have drawn attention from local authorities and educators. Many of the detained individuals are students who have been arrested for participating in demonstrations at their schools. These protests have sparked a broader conversation about youth activism and the role of schools in shaping student behavior. In addition to the minors, a small number of adults were also detained and brought before the court for immediate examination. These individuals include parents, teachers, and community members who were present during the protests. Their involvement highlights the wider community interest in the issues being discussed by the students. The court proceedings for these adults are being handled separately from those of the minors. Legal experts note that the treatment of adults in such cases often involves different procedures and considerations compared to those involving young people. The situation remains under close watch as authorities continue to assess the legal implications of the protests and the actions taken during them.