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Faculty Academic Freedom: Faculty as Employees and Citizens
Louis M. Benedict
Bowling Green State University
Shaking the Foundations of Good Citizenship: Can a U.S. Public School Opt Out of Preparing its Students to be Adult Citizens?
Caroline
E. Branch
Emory University School of Law
Taking the Wheel: Commonalities and Lessons from Mayoral and State Takeovers of Urban School Districts
Catherine G. Brandt
Emory University
Checks and Balances: Why a Federal Agency Should Monitor State-Administered Standardized Testing Processes
Jade Caines
Emory University
Academic
Student Dismissals at Public Institutions of Higher Education: When is Academic Deference Not an Issue?
Joseph M. Flanders
University of North Dakota
Policing in the
Principal's Office: Are DC Public Schools Becoming Part of the Justice System?
Megan Freismuth
American University, Washington College of Law
"An Intellectual Production:"Influence of Law and Policy on Faculty Ownership of Copyright
in Massachusetts and New Jersey
Michael W. Klein
New York University
Recent Decision: Supreme Court Declines to Award Expert Witness Fees to Prevailing Parties in IDEA Litigation, Arlington Central School District Board of Education v. Murphy, 125 S. Ct. 2455 (2006)
Lori M. Leonardo
University of Georgia
Student on
Student Sexual Harassment: Emerging Standards in the Law
Fulya Marsh and Martha Glass
Virginia Tech
Parental Rights in the Schools: Do They Exist After Palmdale?
Meghan Dougherty Marino
University of Georgia
The Founding of
the University of Washington Law School and its Place in the Evolution of
Legal Education
Laura Meyers
University of Washington
Does No Child Left
Behind Leave Parents Behind?
Shakira O'Kane
Emory University
Six Reasons for Educational Resource
Equality
Isaiah O'Rear
University of Georgia
A Safe Place to Learn: Protecting Students from Anti-gay Abuse
J. Michael Petty
University of Georgia
A
Step in the Wrong Direction: How the Holdings in Schaffer and Arlington Central Have
Strayed From IDEA’s Purpose
Rena Bector Purohit
Emory University School of Law
School
Financing Lawsuits: The Way out of the Fog or Just Blowing Smoke?
Sonja Ralston Elder
Duke University
The Legal
Implications of Legislatively Mandated Automated External Defibrillators in
Educational Settings
Andrew R. Roszak
Southern Illinois University
When
Students Pass but Schools Fail: The Negligent Failure to Teach Students to Read
Kimberly Walters-Parker
University of Kentucky
I Plead the Fourth: The Unconstitutionality of X-ray Screeners in Public Schools
Rachel L. Weiner
American University, Washington College of Law
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