Karen Auge has this story in today's Denver Post concerning yesterday's Court of Appeals decision in Taxpayer for Public Education v. Douglas County School District. In a 2-1 decision, a division of the court held that Douglas County's school voucher program is constitutional both as a matter of state and federal law. Judge Jones, joined by Judge Graham, wrote the majority opinion, which spans a whopping 59 pages. Judge Bernard dissented in an even longer opinion. Both can be found here. The Associated Press's coverage of the decision is here.
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