Litigation
Feb. 12, 2014
How Vergara's arguments compare
Several major education cases of the past five decades in which plaintiffs prevailed have each made constitutional claims. But law professors see substantive differences between those suits and Vergara.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - The plaintiffs are presenting a theory that teacher tenure laws violate the state constitution's equal protection clause, a claim legal experts see as both a novel attack on union-bargained statutes, and a difficult case to make.
Several major education cases of the past five decades in which plaintiffs prevailed have each made constitutional claims. But Stanford Law School prof...
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