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New York Appeals
Vol. 79, Issue 4, 2017May 05, 2017 EDT

A LESSON FROM THE NEW YORK TEACHER TENURE CHALLENGE: DISTINGUISHING LEGISLATIVE ACTION FROM INACTION WITHIN POSITIVE RIGHTS ANALYSIS

Cadesby B. Cooper,
teacher tenure lawstenure qualificationsdisciplinary and removal processescontract renewal standardsDavids v. New Yorksound basic educationNew York Constitutionaction-inaction framework
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Cadesby B. Cooper, A LESSON FROM THE NEW YORK TEACHER TENURE CHALLENGE: DISTINGUISHING LEGISLATIVE ACTION FROM INACTION WITHIN POSITIVE RIGHTS ANALYSIS, 79 Albany Law Review (2017).
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