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History, Tradition, The Supreme Court, And The First Amendment, Erwin Chemerinsky
History, Tradition, The Supreme Court, And The First Amendment, Erwin Chemerinsky
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Is The Rehnquist Court Really That Conservative?: An Analysis Of The 1991-92 Term, Erwin Chemerinsky
Is The Rehnquist Court Really That Conservative?: An Analysis Of The 1991-92 Term, Erwin Chemerinsky
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Defendants' Brief In The School Finance Case: Mcduffy V. Robertson: An Excerpt And A Summary, Mary Connaughton
Defendants' Brief In The School Finance Case: Mcduffy V. Robertson: An Excerpt And A Summary, Mary Connaughton
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The wisdom of promoting public education in the Commonwealth was recognized by the earliest settlers, the framers of the Constitution, and many subsequent legislatures, officials, educators and citizens. The opinions of the Department, the Secretary of Education, the Governor and various educators, contained in the stipulation, demonstrate that a policy of supporting public education is as important today as ever.2
The implementation of this policy goal by the Legislature and municipalities involves choices that are at the heart of representative government: how much public money to raise, how best to allocate the money among education and the many other …