· 12/20/1994
Federal Case
Citations
- 42 F.3d 149
How courts have described this case
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- observing that “the subsequent appellate proceedings manifest[ed] the appellant’s intent to appeal” an order he failed to identify in his notice, giving the opposing party “a full opportunity to brief the issue”
- tuition reimbursement claim accrued when parents moved child to private school and placed in issue their dissatisfaction with student's IEP by petitioning for administrative hearing
- “We think more than two years, indeed, more than one year, without mitigating excuse, is an unreasonable delay.”
- \[M]ere notice of parental - 16 - 'dissatisfaction' does not alone put the Board on reasonable notice. . . . [T]he right of review contains a corresponding parental duty to unequivocally place in issue the appropriateness of an IEP.\
- reviewing in limine rulings for abuse of discretion
- reviewing in limine rulings for abuse of discretion
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