· 9/25/1973
The Black Coalition, an Unincorporated Association, and Cross-Appellees v. Portland School District No. 1, and Cross-Appellants
Citations
- 484 F.2d 1040
How courts have described this case
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- suggesting that a school district could not expel high school students without allowing them to “cross[- ]examine adverse witnesses”
- “Lockridge admitted all of the essential facts which it is the purpose of a due process hearing to establish. There being no reason to order defendant to reopen Lockridge’s case and hold a new hearing, the district court properly declined to do so.”
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Judges: Duniway, Ely, Wright
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