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The Appellate Division ruled Wednesday that the agency's director lacks authority under state statute or the doctrine of parens patriae to bring the case against Nobel Learning Communities.
October 16, 2019 at 04:55 PM
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A preschool facing a discrimination lawsuit for expelling a disabled child has successfully challenged the powers of the state Division on Civil Rights to bring the suit.
The Appellate Division ruled Wednesday that the agency’s director lacks authority under state statute or the doctrine of parens patriae to bring the case against Nobel Learning Communities.
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