- Jan 13, 2020

Far-Reaching’ School Segregation Lawsuit Kicks Off in Trenton

by John Mooney, Education Writer, NJ Spotlight News

It may soon go down in the lexicon of New Jersey’s most famous equity court cases: Latino Action Network v. State of New Jersey.

Right up there with the Abbott v. Burke school finance case and Mt. Laurel’s affordable housing rulings, the nascent school segregation lawsuit brought by the Latino rights group and others opened in earnest in a Trenton courtroom on Friday.

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