Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Our response brief is in
On Monday, June 21st, we filed our “Brief of Respondent” in the School District appeal of Judge Spector's decision. (Sorry to be late in posting it to this blog; our attorney left town after sending me hard copy, but neglected to email an electronic version of the document we filed.) A link to the brief can be found in the left-hand column, below, under “Legal Documents in Textbook Appeal.”
There's no new information, either in the District's brief or our response. You might notice that, rather than acknowledge the catalog of unrelated miscellany in the Seattle Public School District's brief, our attorney, Keith Scully, chose to essentially restate our original case, upon which Judge Spector ruled favorably. He did emphasize certain statements which pertained to claims in the District's brief.
I think Keith has, once again, done a masterful job.
The District will file it's rebuttal by July 6th. Sometime after that, the court will announce a hearing date and the names of the three judges who will preside.
Thanks for your interest in our case. My fingers are crossed!
Marty
There's no new information, either in the District's brief or our response. You might notice that, rather than acknowledge the catalog of unrelated miscellany in the Seattle Public School District's brief, our attorney, Keith Scully, chose to essentially restate our original case, upon which Judge Spector ruled favorably. He did emphasize certain statements which pertained to claims in the District's brief.
I think Keith has, once again, done a masterful job.
The District will file it's rebuttal by July 6th. Sometime after that, the court will announce a hearing date and the names of the three judges who will preside.
Thanks for your interest in our case. My fingers are crossed!
Marty
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