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From the article it sounds like the regulation comes from a court precedent. The court sought advice from the Obama administration. It was not an executive orde
by andr 10y ago
From the article it sounds like the regulation comes from a court precedent. The court sought advice from the Obama administration. It was not an executive order.
- smkellat 10y agoNot quite. The use of "Dear Colleague" letters by the US Department of Education have dubious status in terms of being regulations let alone being binding. It didn't play a role in a court case directly. A court sought clarification after a settlement was reached between litigants but it wasn't necessarily required to be issued in that fashion by the case.