Ruling on suspensions seen as insufficient for students
Education leaders and rights advocates say the Supreme Court did not go far enough in expanding due process for public school suspensions. The article cites cases, national suspension figures, critic quotes, and varying district policies to illustrate gaps between court rulings and practical protections.
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Peter Roos
Harvard Center For Law and Education
Cindy Brown
Children’s Defense Fund
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James Dean
New Orleans Parish
Stuart Sampson
Louisville, Ky
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Police Spying Probe Seizes Chicago Police Chiefs
Subpoenas were issued for Chicago Police Supt James Rochford First Deputy Supt Michael Spiotto and ex Superintendent James Conlisk in a grand jury spying probe. Deputy Supt Mitchell Ware was previously subpoenaed as part of the investigation into police spying on community groups.
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Bernard Carey
James Rochford
Michael Spiotto
James Conlisk
Mitchell Ware
Chicago Daily News
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Legion of Justice
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Socialist Workers Party
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