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  3. Speaker of the Arizona House v. Flores (08-294)

Speaker of the Arizona House v. Flores (08-294)

  • federalism
  • Equal Education Opportunities Act
  • No Child Left Behind
  • English language learner
  • appropriate action
  • language barriers
  • judicial oversight
  • statutory construction
  • rational relationship

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Consolidated with Horne v. Flores (Docket No. 08-289).

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