Jay Willis This week, the Harvard Law & Policy Review published Aaron Tang’s excellent article on the landscape of litigation over public school funding. Tang briefly provides a snapshot of the history of such litigation, before highlighting some of its challenges. As the author notes, the major problem with recent suits challenging the adequacy of state educational funding is that a court, if it finds in favor of the plaintiffs, must then necessarily define what level of school funding is …
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