Supreme Court of Missouri· 6/21/1994

Committee for Educational Equality v. State

Citations

878 S.W.2d 446
1994 Mo. LEXIS 55
1994 WL 271598

How courts have described this case

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stating that political subdivisions, such as school districts, are not considered “persons” having a constitutional right to due process
dismissing the appeal, noting “the circuit court did not dispose of all of the remedies sought as to any one claim for relief”
dismissing the appeal, noting “the circuit court did not dispose of all of the remedies sought as to any one claim for relief”
dismissing appeal for lack of final judgment, noting “the circuit court did not dispose of all of the remedies sought as to any one claim for relief.”
cautioning against interlocutory appeals when “questions are left open which, upon full adjudication of the claim by a trial court, may make the order appealed from moot or which, when fully decided, may even change the identity of aggrieved parties”
claims of equal protection rights generally may not be raised by third parties

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Judges: Holstein, Covington, Benton, Thomas, Price, Robertson, Limbaugh

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