Michchamp
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It sounds like they based their decision on the fact that tenure doesn't discriminate against certain groups of students (poor & minorities).
?Plaintiffs failed to show that the statutes themselves make any certain group of students more likely to be taught by ineffective teachers than any other group of students,? Division Two Presiding Justice Roger W. Boren wrote. ?The court?s job is merely to determine whether the statutes are constitutional, not if they are ?a good idea.??
This quote above implies that they may agree that the tenure isn't a good practice but the plaintiffs couldn't prove they were discriminated against.
no it doesn't.
judges aren't supposed to use a ruling as an opporunity to opine on politics or issues tangent to the case. all he is doing is clarifying the scope of his ruling for the Republitards out there he knows will call the panel "activist judges" because of the outcome.
it's like an umpire saying "i don't know if it was or was not smart to walk him, all I'm saying is that was ball four."