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Newspaper

The Gazette

Location

Medina, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 15, 2020

Page

4

Shorter Summer for U S Students in Pandemic Turn

Bloomberg Opinion argues for minimized instructional breaks as schools consider summer plans amid covid 19. With many districts already canceling in person classes, remote learning persists and gaps grow for disadvantaged students. Proposals include rotating in person shifts, project based learning, and expanded remote supports while ensuring safety and teacher availability.

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Letters Guidelines From The Medina Gazette

The Gazette invites letters to the editor but edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 250 words or fewer and may be edited if longer. Include full name home address and phone number for verification. preferred by email letters medina-gazette.com or by mail to 885 W Liberty St Medina OH 44256.

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Qualified immunity as a mistake in court doctrine

Washington Post columnist George Will notes the Supreme Court faces 11 cert petitions challenging qualified immunity in civil rights cases mostly involving law enforcement. He argues the doctrine shields unconstitutional conduct and weakens accountability, urging the court to rethink its creation of immunity and its three word standard clearly established law.

Ashington Supreme Court Congress Clark Neily Jay Schweikert Cato Institute Amicus

War on budgeting distorts Republican deficit claims

Jonathan Bernstein argues that Republican deficit rhetoric masks support for tax cuts and spending they favor, while opposing programs they dislike. He says the pattern spans crises, including pandemic aid, and leaves Republicans ill equipped to govern as Powell urges stimulus. Bernstein cites GOP focus on policy preferences over actual deficits.

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