Dec 25 2008
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All lawsuits are filed with some pursuit in mind. At some point, thankfully, the proceeding ends. This is considered to be a good thing by most practitioners, and it is certainly true in special education cases where a child’s future education   is at stake. Occasionally, one or more parties decide that the litigation’s aim has not been fulfilled, and an appeal is filed. After a decision is rendered in a special education due process hearing, does an appeal act to stay the order, or is it enforceable and binding on the parties? The answer depends upon where you live.  In special education cases enforceability of   decisions     during the pendency of an appeal presents interesting legal issues, especially as it relates to the concept of “stay put.â€Â This article will review implementation of special education decisions   during the appeal process.
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