Mairin Doyle Brian Doyle Margaret Doyle v. Arlington County School Board, and Arthur W. Gosling John S. Davis Virginia Department of Education

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• concluding that the district court failed to give proper deference to the hearing officer’s factual findings that an IEP was not appropriate and'remanding for reconsideration under the proper standard
• concluding that the district court failed to give proper deference to the hearing officer's factual findings that an IEP was not appropriate and remanding for reconsideration under the proper standard
• holding that an ALJ’s “regularly made” factual findings should be “considered prima facie correct”
• noting that the district court “if it is not going to follow [the ALJ’s findings of fact], is required to explain why it does not”
• noting that the “due weight” requirement requires deference to the state administrative authorities’ factual findings
• noting that in determining what weight to give an administrative decision we should consider the ALJ's methods in arriving at his decision

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