Enhancing court capacity to enforce education rights: judicial tools used in Abbott v. Burke

<p>This policy brief examines a critical aspect of quality education litigation: the tools available to courts to fashion and ensure implementation of a constitutional method of funding public education to improve schools.</p> <p>As a case study, the brief analyzes the techniques e...

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Main Author: Sciarra, D
Other Authors: The Centre for Socio-Legal Studies
Format: Report
Language:English
Published: Foundation for Law, Justice and Society 2009
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description <p>This policy brief examines a critical aspect of quality education litigation: the tools available to courts to fashion and ensure implementation of a constitutional method of funding public education to improve schools.</p> <p>As a case study, the brief analyzes the techniques employed by the New Jersey Supreme Court in providing a remedy to disadvantaged urban school children in the long-running Abbott v. Burke case.</p> <p>The Abbott litigation offers important lessons on how courts can improve their competency to fashion and direct implementation of a remedy to vindicate constitutionally guaranteed socio-economic rights, particularly when they implicate politically vulnerable or disenfranchised groups or classes of citizens.</p>
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spelling oxford-uuid:b8116ace-4312-4572-abd4-5d167f993bbf2022-03-27T04:53:26ZEnhancing court capacity to enforce education rights: judicial tools used in Abbott v. BurkeReporthttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_93fcuuid:b8116ace-4312-4572-abd4-5d167f993bbfConstitutional & administrative lawSocial disadvantageSocio-legal studiesCivil RightsPublic policyEducationHuman rightsEnglishOxford University Research Archive - ValetFoundation for Law, Justice and Society2009Sciarra, DThe Centre for Socio-Legal Studies<p>This policy brief examines a critical aspect of quality education litigation: the tools available to courts to fashion and ensure implementation of a constitutional method of funding public education to improve schools.</p> <p>As a case study, the brief analyzes the techniques employed by the New Jersey Supreme Court in providing a remedy to disadvantaged urban school children in the long-running Abbott v. Burke case.</p> <p>The Abbott litigation offers important lessons on how courts can improve their competency to fashion and direct implementation of a remedy to vindicate constitutionally guaranteed socio-economic rights, particularly when they implicate politically vulnerable or disenfranchised groups or classes of citizens.</p>
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Human rights
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Enhancing court capacity to enforce education rights: judicial tools used in Abbott v. Burke
title Enhancing court capacity to enforce education rights: judicial tools used in Abbott v. Burke
title_full Enhancing court capacity to enforce education rights: judicial tools used in Abbott v. Burke
title_fullStr Enhancing court capacity to enforce education rights: judicial tools used in Abbott v. Burke
title_full_unstemmed Enhancing court capacity to enforce education rights: judicial tools used in Abbott v. Burke
title_short Enhancing court capacity to enforce education rights: judicial tools used in Abbott v. Burke
title_sort enhancing court capacity to enforce education rights judicial tools used in abbott v burke
topic Constitutional & administrative law
Social disadvantage
Socio-legal studies
Civil Rights
Public policy
Education
Human rights
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