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Judge backs off settlement order in school inflation case

Gary Grado//January 14, 2015//

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Judge backs off settlement order in school inflation case

Judge backs off settlement order in school inflation case

Gary Grado//January 14, 2015//

A Maricopa County Superior Court judge on Wednesday put a lawsuit over inflation adjustments for public schools on hold and suggested the parties try to settle. Judge Katherine Cooper of...

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