Government,
Education Law
Oct. 3, 2018
Federal judge dismisses suit meant to halt new Title IX practices
Citing procedural issues, a federal judge in California dismissed without prejudice a lawsuit filed by a trio of nonprofit organizations against Education Secretary Betsy DeVos over guidance the agency issued in 2017 altering its Title IX practices.
Citing procedural issues, U.S. District Judge Jacqueline S. Corley of San Francisco dismissed without prejudice a lawsuit filed by a trio of nonprofit organizations against Education Secretary Betsy DeVos over guidance the agency issued in 2017 altering its Title IX practices.
Title IX prohibits educational programs that receive federal funding from discrimination on the basis of sex. It also lays out guidelines for how schools must ...
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