Nicholas Marlow v. United States Department of Education and William Bennett, Secretary of Education

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that Office for Civil Rights determination not to take enforcement action is unreviewable
• concluding that the OCR’s decision to not take action on a complaint of discrimination did not fall within the bounds of either explicit avenue for judicial review provided by Section 504
• explaining that “courts frequently construe section 504 with reference to Titles VI and IX” and that “the enforcement scheme of Title VI also governs section 504”
• finding Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act “does not provide for a claim against the Government when the plaintiff seeks review of a particular agency decision regarding an alleged act of discrimination by a recipient of federal funds.”

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