Image via WikipediaAs we progress with two new series, we are getting a lot of favorable reaction. The answers to the You Be The Judge series are very interesting and remarkably different. Once again the comparison between special education law and metaphysics raises its head. Be sure to provide your answer if you'd like to take a turn as the judge.
The Procedural Safeguards update is also exciting some readers. It is important to occasionally brush up on the law. This type of series reminds us of some key concepts.
Some of the You be the Judge buzz is on Facebook. As many readers know, we have created a Facebook Special Education Law Group which has over 860 members. The discussion boards are always interesting. In addition, some readers choose to receive these posts on Facebook by friending me. I have no idea who can read what given the undecipherable rules, but the group is very interesting. Please check it out.
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There are also special education law groups that we have created on LinkedIn, with over 215 members, and Plaxo, which has not ever caught fire. A lot of people create discussions on those groups.
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Finally don't forget to vote on our current poll concerning whether the changes to §504 will cause litigants to turn to §504 rather than IDEA. Make your voice heard.
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