[miami_fan]

Originally Posted by Lathum

Ed- you keep going back the this "hire an attorney" like it is an easy thing to just find a law firm to take on the state, win, get enough money to retire, all the while losing your career in the process while becoming the target of the insane far right mob.

This .

Here is a copy of the bill for reference.

https://www.flsenate.gov/Session/Bil...illText/er/PDF

Here is how this will actually go.

7. Each school district shall adopt procedures for a
parent to notify the principal, or his or her designee, regarding concerns under this paragraph at his or her student's school and the process for resolving those concerns within 7 calendar days after notification by the parent.

a. At a minimum, the procedures must require that within 30 days after notification by the parent that the concern remains unresolved, the school district must either resolve the concern or provide a statement of the reasons for not resolving the concern.

b. If a concern is not resolved by the school district, a
parent may:

(I) Request the Commissioner of Education to appoint a
special magistrate who is a member of The Florida Bar in good
standing and who has at least 5 years' experience in
administrative law. The special magistrate shall determine facts
relating to the dispute over the school district procedure or
practice, consider information provided by the school district,
and render a recommended decision for resolution to the State
Board of Education within 30 days after receipt of the request
by the parent. The State Board of Education must approve or
reject the recommended decision at its next regularly scheduled
meeting that is more than 7 calendar days and no more than 30
days after the date the recommended decision is transmitted. The
costs of the special magistrate shall be borne by the school
district. The State Board of Education shall adopt rules,
including forms, necessary to implement this subparagraph
.
(II) Bring an action against the school district to obtain
a declaratory judgment that the school district procedure or
practice violates this paragraph and seek injunctive relief. A
court may award damages and shall award reasonable attorney fees
and court costs to a parent who receives declaratory or injunctive relief.

That reads like the equivalent of the players have being charged for rules infractions by Troy Vincent, appealing to Rog Goodell and then having the final appeal go to ... Rog Goodell.