Brett M. Kavanaugh

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21,539 appearances 451 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2018 last heard 29 Apr

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Supreme Court of the United States · A. J. T. v. Osseo Area Schools (24-249) · 28 Apr 2025 court

fact intensive judgment on which the district court found that the district podcast-host

officials exercise professional judgment, uh convened multiple IEP meetings, extended the school day beyond the school day of our peers, implemented many of Dr. podcast-host

Reichel's suggestions. podcast-host

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failure to provide extended schooling till six P. podcast-host

M. podcast-host

at home was at most negligent is what the district court found. podcast-host

And I guess it's hard to know how you say w where you find the line for deliberate indifference or you know that you it's substantially likely to be podcast-host

a violation when it's this fact intensive reasonableness kind of inquiry. podcast-host

So how should a court think about that? podcast-host

In other words, the court on remand, if it's applying deliberate indifference, how should it think about it as related to these facts? podcast-host

How would you describe the difference between deliberate indifference and bad faith? podcast-host

Justice Barrett's question about the circuits, is there a case out there that failed under the bad faith standard that you think would have succeeded under the deliberate indifference standard? podcast-host

You said that um clear notice was important, I think, in this context in damages claims. podcast-host

And the other side says that your framing of deliberate indifference in particular podcast-host

actual knowledge that a federally protected right was substantially likely to be violated. podcast-host

They focus on substantially likely that that does not give in this context school districts clear notice of what they have to do, particular, you know, something like this, 4 30 p.m. podcast-host

or 6 p.m. podcast-host

and that it's therefore uh and you're talking about reasonable accommodations and lines of the same. podcast-host

mind drawing to Justice Alito's question. podcast-host

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