Disability-rights arguments grow heated at Supreme Court, though sweeping ruling appears unlikely

US Supreme Court hears oral arguments in consequential disability rights case

The US Supreme Court heard oral arguments on Monday in a disability-rights appeal brought on behalf of a student and her parents against their school district, alleging their child did not receive fai...

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Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch scolded an experienced lawyer during oral arguments Monday in a case centered on disability discrimination in public schools – a rare and heated exchange that surprised many longtime court-watchers. The tense exchange took place during oral arguments in A.J.T. v. Osseo Area Schools, a case centered on whether school districts can be held liable for discriminating against students with disabilities under the Ame…

Gorscuh scolds Supreme Court litigator in rare, heated exchange

Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch clashed with a veteran attorney during arguments in a disability rights case, delivering a rare public rebuke that turned heads at the Supreme Court.

Disability Rights Debate Intensifies at Supreme Court, But Major Ruling Unlikely - Miamistandard News

Washington, D.C – On Monday, the Supreme Court’s disability rights case got a lot more heated than usual. People were accused of lying, and one side’s position was called a possible “five-alarm fire.” A teenage girl with a rare form of epilepsy filed the appeal. Her family says that some courts have made it too hard to sue public schools that don’t make sure students learn what they need to. Lower courts had stopped her family’s discrimination c…

Disability-rights arguments grow heated at Supreme Court

The appeal comes from a teenage girl with a rare form of epilepsy whose family says some courts have made it too hard to sue public schools that fail to make sure students get what they need to learn.