By Kevin Lee
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - The 1st District Court of Appeal appeared open to reviving two civil lawsuits alleging that state government has violated the California Constitution by failing to adequately fund K-12 schools.
But the panel struggled to overcome one question throughout Wednesday's oral argument: What standard of education, if any, does the Constitution require state government to provide?
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