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Sixth Circuit First: Choosing a Standard of Proof for IDEA Procedural Violations

March 7, 2007

The Sixth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals last week decided that a Kentucky school district did not violate procedural requirements of the Beverly Hall Burns at 313.496.7508, email: Michelle P. Crockett at 313.496.7655, email: crockett@millercanfield.com, in Miller Canfield's Detroit office.

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