Tag: 14th Amendment

A school board in N.Y. has asserted its majority to, we believe, deprive minority children of the right to a free and adequate public education.

Md. authorities won't interfere or detain (imprison) free range kids anymore, thanks to new guidelines from the Dept of Human Resources.

The 7th Circuit ruled a black school administrator in Chicago stated a valid racial discrimination claim after she was laid off.

A nurse and other school officials are being sued because they conducted a strip search of a teacher's body in order to determine if she had scabies.

The 14th Amendment's Due Process Clause led the Supreme Court to reverse a 9th Circuit decision where a Nevada woman sued a DEA agent from Georgia.

The National Association of Basketball Coaches has filed an amicus ("friend of the Court") brief with the US Supreme Court in the case of a white girl who was denied admission to the University of Texas, Austin, but says she was more qualified than many of the African-American students who were admitted, because the university uses race as one of the factors in deciding admission.

We look at a new Naperville, IL, ordinance, spurred by one man, a lone protester downtown, against the 14th Amendment.