N.J. sued over ‘shocking’ lack of special education for inmates
Teenagers sent to state prison in New Jersey are routinely stripped of their federal rights to special education services and sometimes left in solitary confinement with little regard for their disabilities, a new class action lawsuit contends...Teens with disabilities who are incarcerated in adult prisons are entitled to special education through the age of 21, according to federal and state law, the lawsuit says.
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N.J. sued over ‘shocking’ lack of special education for inmates