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Journal Article
Private School Voucher Remedies in Education Cases
1995
Overview
Education litigation over adequate schooling has resulted in prolonged struggles between the judicial and legislative branches of state governments. Frustrated by legislative inaction , student-plaintiffs in 2 recent suits brought under state constitutional education provisions requested remedies in the form of vouchers, which would allow the students to apply state funds to private school tuition. These cases - Jenkins v. Leininger (1993) in Chicago and Arviso v. Dawson (1995) in Los Angeles - are currently awaiting review by state appellate courts. They represent the next phase of education litigation, the remedial stage, and will undoubtedly spark similar litigation across the US. It is argued that private school vouchers provide an effective remedy for violations of students' state education rights under state constitutions.
