Judge Beistline distinguishes among kinds of injunctions
After the Disability Law Center received six reports that Special Education students in a classroom had been mistreated, it asked the Anchorage School District to release the names of the students’ parents/guardians. When the District refused, citing various statutory bases for confidentiality, the Center filed suit, and requested that information […]
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