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July 5, 2007
A Kudo for Higher Ed-Law Blog
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It was my pleasure. This blog is doing a great job and I am happy you are a member of the law professors blog network, which is a fantastic service that is being provided to the general public. Keep up the good work Higher Ed Law Prof Blog! We need more information on education related law out there.
P.S. - I really liked you contrast between the 5-4 Roberts court in the K-12 Affirmative Action case and the Warren Court's unanimous decision in Brown. It really is a striking comparison and a testament to the power of the court to either transform or to ...
Posted by: Justin Bathon | Jul 5, 2007 10:30:48 PM
My pleasure. You all are doing great work and I am glad you are a member of the law professor blog network, which really is a great service. We could always use more information out there about educational law, which often seems to get neglected, but some of the most important cases out there are educational cases. Anyway, keep up the good work.
On a different note, I really liked your contrast between the Robert's court decision in the K-12 cases and the Warren's court decision in the Brown case. It really speaks to the power of the court to either transform or to ...
Posted by: Justin Bathon | Jul 5, 2007 10:38:05 PM
My pleasure. You all are doing great work and I am glad you are a member of the law professor blog network, which really is a great service. We could always use more information out there about educational law, which often seems to get neglected, but some of the most important cases out there are educational cases. Anyway, keep up the good work.
On a different note, I really liked your contrast between the Robert's court decision in the K-12 cases and the Warren's court decision in the Brown case. It really speaks to the power of the court to either transform or to ...
Posted by: Justin Bathon | Jul 5, 2007 10:39:00 PM
