Litigation
Sep. 28, 2011
Plaintiffs suing over education funding plan to appeal dismissals
Lawyers for plaintiffs who claim the state isn't adequately funding K-12 education said Monday they plan to appeal a ruling dismissing their cases.
By Amy Yarbrough
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Lawyers for plaintiffs in two lawsuits that claim the state violated the California constitution by not adequately funding K-12 education said Monday they plan to appeal a superior court ruling dismissing their cases.
The two cases, filed last year in Alameda County Superior Court accuse the state of violating the right to education guaranteed under the state's constitution. Robles-Wong v. State of California, RG10515768, ...
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