Legal Services Corporation Act Amendments of 1983 Hearing Before the Committee
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3. Plaintiffs, CONSTANCE MIT- CHELL, DEBORAH LYNN BUCHANAN and J. C. SCOTT, individually and as representa- tives of all persons who are presently or who hereafter will be resident clients at the Center, by and through their court-appointed guardian ad litem, Norman Hull, and their counsel.
't. Defendant, BOB GRAHAM, as Governor of the State of Florida, by 11. Defendant, STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION of the State of Florida, as the body corporate which heads the De- partment of Education, by and thr...ough counsel .
12. Defendant, RALPH D. TURLINGTON as the Commissioner of Education, by and through counsel.
REPRESENTATIONS OF PARTIES -7- 352 WHEREAS, the Complaint herein was filed on August 30, 1979, on be- nalf of Plaintiffs and others simi- larly situated, alleging, inter alia, that the Defendants have failed to provide Plaintiffs with adequate facilities and services so as to comply with minimal constitutional standards for the mentally retarded and Defendants have, therefore, caused Plaintiffs' continued con- finement under conditions that vio- late Plaintiffs' constitutional rights; and WHEREAS, the Complaint asserts causes of action against Defendants arising under the first, Fourth, Fifth, Eighth, Ninth and Fourteenth Amendments to the Constitution of the United States; the Rehabilita- tion Act of 1973, 29 U.
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3. Plaintiffs, CONSTANCE MIT- CHELL, DEBORAH LYNN BUCHANAN and J. C. SCOTT, individually and as representa- tives of all persons who are presently or who hereafter will be resident clients at the Center, by and through their court-appointed guardian ad litem, Norman Hull, and their counsel.
't. Defendant, BOB GRAHAM, as Governor of the State of Florida, by 11. Defendant, STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION of the State of Florida, as the body corporate which heads the De- partment of Education, by and thr...ough counsel .
12. Defendant, RALPH D. TURLINGTON as the Commissioner of Education, by and through counsel.
REPRESENTATIONS OF PARTIES -7- 352 WHEREAS, the Complaint herein was filed on August 30, 1979, on be- nalf of Plaintiffs and others simi- larly situated, alleging, inter alia, that the Defendants have failed to provide Plaintiffs with adequate facilities and services so as to comply with minimal constitutional standards for the mentally retarded and Defendants have, therefore, caused Plaintiffs' continued con- finement under conditions that vio- late Plaintiffs' constitutional rights; and WHEREAS, the Complaint asserts causes of action against Defendants arising under the first, Fourth, Fifth, Eighth, Ninth and Fourteenth Amendments to the Constitution of the United States; the Rehabilita- tion Act of 1973, 29 U.
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