· 5/2/1990
Strong v. Board Of Ed. Of Uniondale Ufsd
Citations
- 902 F.2d 208
- 1990 U.S. App. LEXIS 7366
How courts have described this case
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- finding a statute’s constitutionality “drawn into question” when the plaintiff explicitly argued it was unconstitutional
- “Under New York law a tenured teacher may be removed only pursuant to certain substantive and procedural safeguards, including notice and a full-blown adversarial hearing.”
- “[Plaintiff’s] position as a tenured teacher is indisputably a property interest protected by the Fourteenth Amendment.”
- “[Plaintiff’s] position as a tenured teacher is indisputably a property interest protected by the [F]ourteenth [A]mendment.”
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