· 7/12/1856
United States v. The Thomas Swan
Citations
- 28 F. Cas. 86
- 19 Law Rep. 201
- 1856 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 38
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- finding remand appropriate where administrative hearing officer was “uniquely well suited” to review an issue on the merits
- remanding case to the SRO because it is “uniquely well suited to review the content and implementation of the student’s IEP” as well as the claims concerning the “[defendant’s] accommodation of the student’s sensory needs”
- “[A]n IHO’s decision is ‘binding’ upon the parties absent an appeal to the SRO.”
- “[R]ather than reaching the merits of the unreviewed claims, [the Court] remand[s] this matter to the SRO, who is uniquely well suited to review the content and implementation of the Student’s IEP.”
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Judges: Magrath
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