20 U.S.C. § 2711

Section 2711 · 2711 to 2713. Omitted

Applied in 5 court decisions — leading case 501 F. Supp. 544 - In Re Alien Children Education Litigation (1980)

Most recently applied in Rudy Pulido John M. Swomley And, G. Hugh Wamble v. Lauro F. Cavazos, Individually and as Secretary of U.S. Department of Education United States Department of Education And, Blue Hills Homes Corporation, Ronald Jones Theresa Jones Grace Moorning William Grahl Julia Ann Grahl Dwayne Johnson Barbara Johnson Daniel Hof Linda Hof Pamela Joan Brobst Linda Johnson Gerald Dunn Mary Dunn Michael Ewing Jo Ellen Ewing Kenneth Menges Carol Menges Dr. John Senott Marcia Senott Sharon Spinks Connie Welschmeyer Jess Smith And, Rosa Smith, Intervenors Below. Rudy Pulido John M. Swomley And, G. Hugh Wamble v. Lauro F. Cavazos, Individually and as Secretary of U.S. Department of Education United States Department of Education And, Blue Hills Homes Corporation. Ronald Jones Theresa Jones Grace Moorning William Grahl Julia Ann Grahl Dwayne Johnson Barbara Johnson Daniel Hof Linda Hof Pamela Joan Brobst Linda Johnson Gerald Dunn Mary Dunn Michael Ewing Jo Ellen Ewing Kenneth Menges Carol Menges Dr. John Senott Marcia Senott Sharon Spinks Connie Welschmeyer Jess Smith And, Rosa Smith, (Intervenors Below). Rudy Pulido John M. Swomley And, G. Hugh Wamble v. Lauro F. Cavazos, Individually and as Secretary of U.S. Department of Education United States Department of Education And, Blue Hills Homes Corporation, Ronald Jones Theresa Jones Grace Moorning William Grahl Julia Ann Grahl Dwayne Johnson Barbara Johnson Daniel Hof Linda Hof Pamela Joan Brobst Linda Johnson Gerald Dunn Mary Dunn Michael Ewing Jo Ellen Ewing Kenneth Menges Carol Menges Dr. John Senott Marcia Senott Sharon Spinks Connie Welschmeyer Jess Smith And, Rosa Smith, (Intervenors Below) (July 1991)

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