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In this order vacating a stay from the Ninth Circuit, the Supreme Court provides relief to parents seeking access to information about their children’s behaviors at school, invalidating schools’ interpretation of California laws.  The Court writes a per curiam opinion along with a concurrence and a dissent at this early stage of the case.

In this article by Stephanie Barclay, the Court’s use of the emergency (“Shadow”) docket in this (Mirabelli) and other cases is discussed.