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Hope Lee-Thomas v. Prince George's County Public Schools

Decision by the Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit

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The Prince George’s County Board of Education does not have immunity from suits under

the Americans with Disability Act seeking $100,000 or less, the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of

Appeals has held.

The 2-1 decision affirms a ruling by a federal judge in Greenbelt, who allowed elementary

school teacher Hope Lee-Thomas to proceed with her suit.


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Published In: Civil Rights Updates, Constitutional Law Updates, Education Law Updates, Labor & Employment Law Updates

Reference Info: Decision | Federal, 4th Circuit, Maryland | United States

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