Mar 20 2017 Topics Civil Rights Blog Post News Racial Impact Statement Laws in New Jersey and Elsewhere James Scanlan On February 27, 2017, the New Jersey Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee reported favorably on Senate Bill...
Feb 8 2017 Blog Post News Compliance Nightmare Looms for Baltimore Police Department James Scanlan In my January 4, 2017 post titled “Will Trump Have the First Numerate Administration?,” I...
Jan 4 2017 Blog Post News Will Trump Have the First Numerate Administration? James Scanlan On November 28, 2016, the Department of Justice (DOJ) filed an amicus curiae brief urging the Supreme...
Oct 3 2016 Blog Post News Misunderstanding of Statistics Confounds Analyses of Criminal Justice Issues in Baltimore and Voter ID Issues in Texas and North Carolina John Weicher, James Scanlan I have written here before, most recently in “Things the President Doesn’t Know About Racial Disparities” (Aug....
Aug 5 2016 Blog Post News Things the President Doesn't Know About Racial Disparities James Scanlan, C. Kevin Marshall On July 7, 2016, in a speech on police shootings of black men by police...
Sep 12 2019 Topics Administrative Law & Regulation • Civil Rights Blog Post News COPAA v. DeVos and the Government’s Continuing Numeracy Problem James Scanlan On January 4, 2017 – fifteen days before the change in administrations and fourteen days...
Aug 1 1999 Publication The U.S. Department of Education and Two Court Decisions Probe the Limits of "Disparate Impact" Theory Brian W. Jones Civil Rights Practice Group Newsletter - Volume 3, Issue 2, Summer 1999 The impact of so-called "high-stakes tests"—in both the employment and educational contexts—is an issue of...
Sep 4 2015 Publication Federalist Society Review The Kudzu of Civil Rights Law: Disparate Impact Spreads Into Educational “Resource Comparability” Carissa Mulder Engage Volume 16, Issue 2 Note from the Editor: This article is about a Dear Colleague letter from the Department...
Topics
Racial Impact Statement Laws in New Jersey and Elsewhere
On February 27, 2017, the New Jersey Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee reported favorably on Senate Bill...
Compliance Nightmare Looms for Baltimore Police Department
In my January 4, 2017 post titled “Will Trump Have the First Numerate Administration?,” I...
Will Trump Have the First Numerate Administration?
On November 28, 2016, the Department of Justice (DOJ) filed an amicus curiae brief urging the Supreme...
Misunderstanding of Statistics Confounds Analyses of Criminal Justice Issues in Baltimore and Voter ID Issues in Texas and North Carolina
I have written here before, most recently in “Things the President Doesn’t Know About Racial Disparities” (Aug....
Things the President Doesn't Know About Racial Disparities
On July 7, 2016, in a speech on police shootings of black men by police...
Topics
COPAA v. DeVos and the Government’s Continuing Numeracy Problem
On January 4, 2017 – fifteen days before the change in administrations and fourteen days...
The U.S. Department of Education and Two Court Decisions Probe the Limits of "Disparate Impact" Theory
Brian W. Jones
Civil Rights Practice Group Newsletter - Volume 3, Issue 2, Summer 1999
The impact of so-called "high-stakes tests"—in both the employment and educational contexts—is an issue of...
The Kudzu of Civil Rights Law: Disparate Impact Spreads Into Educational “Resource Comparability”
Carissa Mulder
Engage Volume 16, Issue 2
Note from the Editor: This article is about a Dear Colleague letter from the Department...