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Category Archives: United States Supreme Court
The Bad Economy and the Law: Should Cost/Money Be a Defense in a Special Ed Case?
Could cost become a hot button issue? An article recently caught my eye about the ongoing litigation in Wisconsin concerning the finding that the school districts there , and eventually the state Department of Education, have run afoul of IDEA by viol… Continue reading
Posted in cost, economy, Milwaukee, recession, school, sexpnse, Special Education, special education law, sped, United States Supreme Court
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New Supreme Court Decision- Part IV (Hearing Officer Authority)
Those of you who follow this blog know that I was concerned about the school district’s argument that hearing officers lacked authority to grant reimbursement. I had never heard this argument made before. NOTE: I have a bias here, I am a due process … Continue reading
Posted in due process, education, hearing officer, law, reimbursement, school special education, special education law, Supreme Court, unilateral placement, United States Supreme Court
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