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AUTHOR Smith, Frank Tupper, Jr.; Smith, JillTITLE The Exceptional Child and the Law: Annotated

Bibliography.INSTITUTION National Association for Retarded Citizens Library,

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ABSTRACTIntended to help those concerned with the rights and

priviledges of the handicapped, the bibliography cites approximately150 print and non-print sources of information on legislation andadvocaCy for the exceptional individual. Four major sections coverthe following: (1) legal factors and problems within the familysetting; (2) legal factors and problems in dealing with society atlarge, and the specific issues society must face_relevant toexceptionality; (3) legal factors and problems within the educationalsetting (including the impact of litigation and legislation on theeducational environment), and the professional responsibility andliability of special educators; and (4) legal factors and problemswithin the medical or psychological service setting, and effects onthe medical and psychological professions. Citations include author,title, source, and availability of the resource materials. (IM)

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The exceptional individual is a member of a minority group whoserights are slowly being recognized; this emerging recognition isfollowing a path similar to the judicial course taken by the civilrights movement. Each member of this minority of the handicappedrequires knowledge, expert advice and a great deal of diligent effortto be assured his full measure of rights and opportunities.

This bibliography has been assembled to be of direct help to all thoseconcerned with the full exercise of the rights and privileges of thehandicapped. Exceptional individuals, their families, and the organizationsand professionals directly involved with the handicapped might be benefittedby the resources listed herein. Lawyers, judges, teachers, school adminis-trators, psychologists, social workers, law enforcement agents, probationofficers and the elected representatives of each concerned citizen wouldhave occasion to utilize the information coordinated in this bibliography.

The bibliography contains four major areas:

I. Legal factors and or problems relevant to exceptionalindividuals as they function within the family setting;

II. Legal factors and/or problems the exceptional individualfaces when he deals with society at large; the specificissues society must face relevant to exceptionality;

III.Legal factors and/or problems relevant to the exceptionalindividual within the educational setting; litigation andlegislation impacting on the educational environment of thehandicapped (the educational environment concept encompassesphysical, psychological, academic and professional factorscontributing to the educational system); professional res-ponsibility, liabthty and preparation of special educatorsin light of new legislation and judicial process;

IV. Legal factors and or problems relevant to the exceptionalindividual within the medical or psychological servicesetting; legal factors and issues which effect the medicaland psychological professions as they interface with thehandicapped community.

Many of the resources included within this bibliography embrace sev-eral er all of these somewhat arbitrary organizational divisions, butan effort has been made to place them in sections reflecting a majortheme. In some cases, the non-book resourcea stretch the title,"bibliography." Several unusual resources deserve special mentionbecause of their comprehensive nature and incisive detail. The NationalAssociation for Retarded Citizens Library has compiled a bibliographyentitled, Legal Rights_ and the Mentall Retarded Citizen.

. This bibli-ography is the first in a series of nine. It includes sections on BasicCivil Rights, Right to Education, Right to Treatment, Guardianship, andthe Mentally Retarded Offender. Bibliography NUmber IV in this seriesalso has direct bearing upon the legal issues within the family life ofthe exceptional individual, Marriage, Parenthood, _and Family_Life_for the12plly Retarded.. The bibliography series compiled by the NationalAssociation for Retarded Citizens Library lists agency resources, groupswhich have already involved themselves to improve the position of thehandicapped individual by providing information, advice, or by sponsorinolegal actions. The series of nine bibliographies can be obtained_fromthe National Association for Retarded Citizens Library, P.O. Box 6109,2709 Avenue E. East, Arlington, Texas 76011. The fee for this series wasnot established at the time of this writing.

The periodical, Insight,published monthly by the Council for ExceptionalChil4ren also deserves special note because of its constant indepth att-ention to all facets of governmental factors relevant to the special indivi-dual. This publication deals with litigation, legislation, publications,research projects, funding trends, etc.

The National Committee for Citizens in Education has a toll free numberavailable from which one can request information to be sent regarding aparent's rights to see his child's school records and the safeguards tokeep others from seeing those records. The committee offers to parentsand organizations referral to legal counsel; schoolmen; legislative sour-ces; materials "useful to citizens in dealing'within their own schools;"research; and "friend of the Court" legal involvement in lawsuits withnational consequences. The toll free /umber is 800-638-9675.

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aAL FACTORS AND/ORFROBLEANTCEPTIONAL INDIVIDUALS AS THEY

FUNCTION WITHIN THE FAMILY SETITING

Abeson, Alan. Legal Cane for the Handicaj.ed Through Litigation.(Reston, Virginia: Council for Exceptional Children, S a e FederalInformation Clearinghouse for Exceptional Children, 1973).Available: 1920 Association Drive, Reston, Virginia 22091

Council for Exceptional Children.

Model Law for liall_LEEEACTIL1L2E. (Reston, Virginia: 1974).Tapes, film strips and scripts.Available: 1920 Association Drive Reston, Virginia 22091

Coordinating Council for Handicapped Children. Facts You Should KnowAbout Tax Deductions for Your Handica oedAvallaearborn, Chicago, Illinois 60605.

Dybwad Gunnar. "Eusiness as Usual,' ceptional Parent,Volume I, No.6(April May 1972), pp.6-10.

Eastei Seal Society for Crippled Children and Adults of MassachusettsInc., and National Easter Seal Society for Crippled Children and Adults,Inc. Eti-htaHandbooandicaedChildxen. (Boston,1974).An analysis of legal rights within the state of Massachusetts relevant tophysically handicapped. Available: 14 Somerset Street, Boston, Massachusetts02109.

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Ennis, Bruce, and Friedman, Paul R eds. Legal Rights of the MentallyHandicapd. 3 volumes. Washington, D.C.: acticing Law institute,Mental Health and Law Project, 1973).

Gilhool, Thomas K. The Right to Education: Career Education Conference,New Orleans, February 1973. (Reston, Virginia: Council for Exceptional -

Children, 1973). A taped presentation. Available: 1920 AssociationDrive, Reston, Nirginia 22091.

Haggerty, Dennis E.; Kane, Lawrence A., Jr and Udell, Devid K.An Essay on the Legal Rights of the Mentally Retarded," Family_LawQuarterly, Volume 6 (Spring 1972), pp. 59-71.

Harrington, Michael J. "National Health Insurance Ignores Your Child,"Exceptional_Parent Volume I, No.5 (February arch 1972) pp.12-15.

"Income Tax Revisited," Exceptional Parent, Volume I, No.5 (Febru y1972). p.

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Insight. (Reston, Virginia: Council for Exceptional Children). Monthlyperiodical devoted to governmental decisions, litigation, publications,research projects, funding trends, etc. Available: 1920 Association Drive,Reston, Virginia 22091.

National Association for Retarded Citizens Library. "Guardianshi

Biblio ra hArlington, Texas, 197Arlington, Texas 76011.

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its the me ally Retarded Citizen, No.I, Part IIIAvailable: P.O. Box-6109, 2709 Avenue E.East,

"Right to Education," -blio al Ri hts of the Mental Re ardedTeCitizen,_ No. I, Part I ,

Biblio ra h e Parenthood and FamilLLife for the Mentali1 Retarded,No. IV, Arlington, Texas, 197

Norley, D.B. "Care and Feeding of Legislators, ze;ti_g_zanaI arent, Volume 2,N0. 3 (October,November December, 1972), pp. 29-30.

Schneider, Stanley, and others. .roving Services; Court Action adChild Advocacy. (Reston, Virginia: Council for ceptional Children,1974). A tape Presentation. Available: 1920 Association Drive, Reston,Virginia 22091.

Securi theLeYork Av-

New York 10016,

s of Retarded Persons, Public Affairs Pamphlet, No.494.lable: Public Affairs Pamphle s, 381 Park Avenue, New York,50.

Virginia Association for Retarded Citizens. You Can Get Your Child IntoSchool, (Richmond, 1975). A Parents' guide concerned with Virginia andFederal laws relevant to special education. Ayailable: Frank Hardy or AllenCohen, V.A.B.C. Suite 01101, Travelers Building, 1108 East Main Street, Rich-mond, Virginia 23219.

Weintraub, Frederick, J. Politics, the Name of the Game. (Reston,Virginia: Council for Exceptional Children, 19710. A tape presen-tation. Available: 1920 Association Drive, Reston, Virginia 22091.

Woody, Robert Henley. LegalAssects of Mental Retardation. A SearchLar_LLI,L. (Athens, Ohio: Ohio University, 197

"Your income Tax A Practical Guide," Exceptional Parent, Volume 1,No. 4 December January 1971-1972), pp. 18-21.

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LEGAL FACTORS PROBLEMSEXCEPTIONAL INDIVaDUAL FACES WHENHE DEALS WIM SOCIETY AT LARGE

AND TI-M SPECIFIC ISSUES SOCIETY MUSTFACE RELEVANT

Abeson, Alan. Lea1Chane for the Handicapped Ihrough Litigation.(Reston, Virginia: Councfl for :ceptional Children, State - FederalInformation Clearinghouse for Exceptional Children, 1973). Available:1920 Association Drive, Reston, Virginia 22091).

Allen, Richard C. Legal Rights of the Disabled and Disadvantaged.(Washington, D.C.: United States Department of Health, Education andWelfare, Social Rehabilitation Service, 1969). Available: Superintendentof Documents, U.S. Government Printing Offices, Washington, D.C. 20402,500, S/N 0-360-797.

Canadian Committee of Council for Exceptional Children. Matter_of Princi al.(197)4) Availablefrom: Donald Warren, C.E.C. in Canada, 6455 Thorold StoneRoad, Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada.

Council for Exceptional Children. Digest of State and Federal Laws:Education of Handicassed Children, Second Edition. Ccl.rginia,1972 Available: 1920 Association Drive, Reston, Virginia 22091.

Dembitz, Nanette. "Justice for Children 7 For Nov and For the_Future,"American Bar Association Journal Volume 60 (May 197)4) pp. 588-592.

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Dennis, Floyd, J.D. Mental Retardation and Corrections Nashville,Tenneasee: John F. Kennedy Center for Research on Education and hiDevelopment, 1972). An unpublished paper.

Easter Seal Society for Cri -led Children and Adults of Massachusetts,Inc., and National Easter Seal Society for Crippled Children and Adults,In" ElgllLq_1.2:EP-bc"Dk f°rELI3UA221-1E2A1241SEPETLE112.4Egl. (Iwst°n1 1974).An analysis of legal rights within the state of Wssachusetts relevant tophysically h- dicapped. Available: 14 Somerset Street, Boston, Massachusetts02108.

Ennis, Bruce, and Friedman, Paul R., eds. 1,201J1Ehts pf the MentallyHandicapped. 3 volumes. (Washington, D.C.: Practicing Law Institute,Mental Health and Law Project, 1973).

Ennis, Bruce and Siegel, Loren.ACLU Guide to a Mental PatientAvailable: an paperback: Avon.

ental Patients:New York: Dutton, 197

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Giales, Ann and Susman, Keith M. "Abroad in the Land: Legal Strategies toEffectuate the Rights of the Physically Disabled," The Georgetown LawJournal, Volume 61, No.6 (July 1973). Available: Georgetown Law JournalAssociation Washington, D.C.

Goldberg, I. Ignacy, and Lippman, Leopold. "Plato Had a Word For It."Exceptional Children (February 1974), pp. 325-334._ _ _ _

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Insight Reston, Virginia: Council for Exceptional Children Monthlyperiodical devoted to governmental decisions; litigation; publications;research projects; funding trends; etc. Available: 1920 AssociationDrive, Reston, Virginia 22091.

Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, State ConstitUtion Provisionsand sslected_Legal Materials RelatinE_Ip_EL4111._Bphool_Finance. Washington,D.C., 1975). Relates to changes in law on school finance based on wealthof local community. Available: Suite 520, 733 15th Street,N.W., Washington,D.C. 20005.

Lippman, Leopold, and Goldberg, I. Ignacy. "The Pennsylvania Caseand After: implications for Education," Perspectives on Education,Volume VI, No.3 (1973), pp. 1-9.

Haggerty,.Dennis E.: Kane, Lavrence, Jr.; and Udall, David K. "AnEssay on the Legal Rights of the Mentally Retarded," Pam!Quarterly. Volume 6 (Spring 1972), pp. 59-71.

Martin, Reed, Behavior Modification: Human Rights and Legal Res-

9729nsibi1ities (Champaign, Illinois: Research Press,

National Association for Retarded Citizens Library. Bibliography:Civil_and Human Rights _General Legal Rights of the Ment RetardLdCitizen, No. I., part 1. Arlington, Texas, 197 Available P 0 Box109, 2709 Avenue E. East, Arlington, Texas 76011.

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"The Mentally Retarded Offender" Bibliography: Legal Rights of the MentallyRetarded Citizen, No. I, Part IV Section A. (Arlington, Texas 1974).

Right to Treatment,"Citizen, No.I, Part II

National Association ofRetarded. Zne Rights oBI7Regional Conference,1973 .

Bibliography: Legal Rights of the Mentally Re ardedSection B. (Arlington, Texas 1974).

Coordinators of State Programs for the Mentallyhe Mentall dica ed: Proceedings from aFrancisco, June 1972 . Arlington, Virginia,

National Legislative Conference. New Pro:rams of School Aid. (Washington,D.C., 1975). Exposition of changes in school finance law relating to fundAllocation on the basis of wealth of the local community in Wisconsin, Montana,Utah, North Dakota, Michigan, Maine, Kansas, Illinois, Florida, Colorado andCalifornia. Available: 1150 17th Street, N.W., Suite 602, Washington, D C.20036 at $3.50.

Nazzaro, Jean. Child Abuse and Neglect " cceptona1 Children Febru y1974), pp.351-354.

Practicing Law Institute. BrIapg_ndicaed:RihtasicRilitsoftheMerto Treatment Ri ht to Education: Ri ht to C. ensation for Institution

Washington, D.C.: Practicing Law Institute Mental Healthand Law Project, 1973). Available: 1751 N. Street, N.W. Washington, D.C.Practicing Law Institute Mental Health and Law Project, 1973)_ Available:1751 N. Street, N.W. Washington D.C. 20036.

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1President's Committee 0n Mental Retardation. EllsnLnliall,L1. (Washington,D.C.) Legislation, litigation and citizen advocacy for the mentally retarded.Available: Washington, D.C. 20201.

President's Committee on Mental Retardation, Legal Rights Work Group.Co endium of Class Action Law Suits Related to the Le-al Rijits of the

ally Re -ashington,D.C. 1973

Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago, Access Chicago. (Chicago, 1975). Apamphlet designed to assist architects and designers meet the needs of thehandicapped. Available: 345 East Superior, Chicago, Illinois 60611.

Smith, Chesterfield. "New Hope for the Mentally Disabled" Miericar.Association Journal, Volume 60 August, 1974), pp. 909-911.

Schneider, Stanley, and others. Im rovin Services: Court Action and ChildAdvocaM. (Reston, Virginia: Council for Exceptional Children, 197A tape presentation. Available: 1920 Association Drive, Reston, Virginia 22091.

Student Division of Council for Exceptional Children, Georgia State University.Georgia Laws Pertaining to Exce tional Individuals. (Atlanta, Georgia, 1975).Available: Urban Life Center, Georgia State University, Atlanta, Georgia.

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Your Riht in Geo ia's Mental Health Facil es. (Atlanta, Georgia, 1975).Available: Center, Georgia State University, Atlanta, Georgia.

Texas Association for Retarded Citizens, Inc., Citizen Advocac: Austin, Texas,1973). Available: 833 W. Houston, Austin, Texas 7 75

Warren, Sue Allen, and Gardner, David C. "Voting Knowle=dge of the MildlyRetarded," Exce tional Children, (November, 1973), pp. 215-216.

Weintraub, Frederick, J. Politics the Name of the Game. (Reston, VirginiaCouncil for Exceptional Children, 197 A tape presentation. Available:1920 Association Drive, Rerton, Virginia 22091.

Woody, Robert Henley. Le A -ets of Mental Ret dation: A Search fo(Athens, Ohio: Ohio University, 197

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LEGAL FACTORS AND OR PROBLEMSRELEVANT TO THE EXCEPTIONAL INDIVIDUALWITHIN THE )UCATIONAL SETTING: LITIGATION

ISLATTON IPTACTINO ON THE EDUCATIOENNIRONMMNT OF ra4ffANDICAP.PED

SECTION III

Abeson, Alan. "Movement and Momencum: Government and the Education ofHandicapped Children." ImElLanel; Children. (September 1972), pp.63-66

Abeson, Alan. "Movement and Momentum: Government and the Education ofHandicapped Children 11." E22,I1E1E12.1Children. (October 1974), pp.109-115.

Allen, Richard C., Legal Ri hts of the Disabled and DisadvalltaEsd. (WaShington,D.C. : United States Department of Health, Education and Welfare, Social Rehab-ilitation Service, 1969). Available: Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Govern-ment Printing Office, Washington, D.C. 20402, 500, S/N 0-360-797.

American Bar Association. Bibliogra- y of Law Related Curriculum Ma erials:Annotated. A ecial Committee on Youth EducationNOtes icago, 197 Available: ABA 1155E OhSee_, __co,Illinois 60637.

or Citizenshi

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Brugdorf, Robert. lbe Trend in Judicial_Decisions ward E ucation Hifor Handicapped Persona. Mimeogia7,--(-southbend, Indiana: National CenteLaw and the Handicapped, 1974).

Casey, P. "The Supreme Court and the Suspect Cla s.(October, 1973). pp.119=125.

eptionai Children.

Catterall, Calvin D., ed. LitiationEducation: 1m lications forGeneral Education. (Columbus, Ohio: College of Education, Ohio State University,1973 ) . Available: Faculty for Exceptional Cnildren. The Crllege of Education,Ohio State University, 1945 N. High Street, Columbus Ohio 43210.

Center for Law and Education. Classification Materials, Revised Edition.(Cambridge, Massachusetts. Harvard Universit 1973 . Available: 14 AppiCambridge, Massachusetts 02138.

Coleman, James. "The Concept of Equality of Educational Opportunity."Harvard Educational Review, VOlum 38 No.1 (1968) pp.7=22.

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Collings, Gary D., "Case Review: Rights of the Retarded." jourralalEducation Volume 7 (Spring 1973). pp.27-37.

"Compulsory Education in the United States: Big Brother Goes to School"Seton Hall Law Review, Volume 3 (Spring 1972) p.349.

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Council for Exceptional Children. Di est of State and Federal Laws: Educationof Handica ed Children. Second Edition. Reston, Virginia, 1972 Available:1920 Association Drive, Reston, Virginia 22091.

D'Angelo, Alfred J. Jr. "Constitutional Law - Due Process - Equal Protection -Consent Agreement Prohibits State From Excluding Mentally Retarded Childrenfrom Public Education." Villanova Law Review. Volume 18 No. 2 (December 1972)pp. 277-288

Diamond, P. "The Constitutional Right to Education: The Quiet Revolution.The Hest s Law Journal. Volume 24 (1973) pp. 1087-1127

Diamond, P., and Reed, R. "Rodriquez and Retard d Children. Journaland Education. Volume 2 (1973). pp.47G-481.

Dybwad, Ounnar. "Basic Legal Aspects in Providing Medical, Educational, Socialand Vocational Help to the Mentally Retarded." Journal of Special Education,Volume 7 (spring 1973) pp. 39-50.

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Easter Seal Society for Crippled Children and Adults of Massachusetts, Inc.,and National Easter Seal Society for Crippled Children and Adults, Inc.,

PIELILE_L-ndboo/LSE:122E1.2111ELITALEEPLELTIllEILE" (B°ston, 19710 Ananalysis of legal rights within the state of Massachusetts relevant to phy-sically handicapped. Available: 14 Samerset Street, Boston, Massachusetts 02108.

Education Oanaission of the States. StEducation Services for Handicapped

h Coi.rehensive LegislaDenver Education Cumnission,

Ennis, Bruce and Friedman, Paul R., eds.L_tsofjtheMejLt_yEp_Leal-gtRi'allHivadicaed,

3. volumes. (Washington D.C.: Practicing Law Institute, Mental Health and LawProject, 1973).

Fisher Lonis. The Civj1hts of Teachers (New york, Harper Row, 1973).

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Gatti, Daniel, and Gatti,Prentice Hall, 1972).

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The Teacher and the Law. ew York:

Gilhool, Thomas K. "Education: An Inalienable Right". cceptionalChildren, May 1973) pp. 597-609

The Ri ht to Education Career Education Conference, New OrleansFebruary, 1973. Reston, Virginia: Council for Exceptional Children,1973). A tape Presentation. Available: 1920 A-sociation Drive, Reston,Virginia 22091.

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Goldberg, I. Ignacy. 'Human Rights for the Mentally Retarded in theSchool System." Mental Retardation, (December 1971). pp. 3-7

Goldberg, I. Ignacy, and Lippman, Leopold. "Plato Had A Word ForExce tional Children. (February 1974) pp.325-335.

Gordon, Paul A. "Public Instruction to the Learning Disabled: HigherHurdles for the Handicapped." University of _San Francisco Law Review.Volume VIII No.4 (Fall 1973)

Insight. (Reston, Virginia: Council for Exceptional Children) Monthlyperiodical devoted to governmental decisions; litigation; publications;research projects; funding trends; etc. Available: 1920 AssociationDrive, Reston, Virginia 22091.

Johnson, Richard A.; Gross, Jerry C, Weatherman, Richard F., 7ecialEducation in Court." LeadershtSeries In Special Education. (Minneapolis:Audio-Visual Library Service, University of Minnesota, 1973). Available:2037 University Avenue, S.E., Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455, at $4.50.

Kaller, Lawrence. Teacher's BiLts and. Liabilities Under The Law.Aew York Arco, 1971

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Kirp, David L. "Schools as Sorters: The Constitutional and Policy Implicationsof Student Classification. University of Pennsylvania Law Review Volume 121No.4 (April 1973) p.705.

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Student Classifications, Public Policy and the Courts. HarvardEducational Review. Volume 44 No. 1 (February 1974) p.7.

Kirp David L., Buss, William, and Kuriloff, Peter. "Legal Reformof Special Education: Empirical Studies and Procedural Proposals."California Law Review. Volume 62, No.1 (January 1974) p.40.

Kirp, David L., and Yudof, Mark. Educational Policy_and the Law.(Berkeley, Californiat McCutchen Publishing Co., 1974).

Koch, Richard, and Okada, Doris. "Educational Services for theMentally Retarded Individual in California." Syracuse Law Review.Volume 23 No. 4 (1972) pp. 1075-1084.

Kubetz, Bernard J. "Educational Equality for the Mentally Ret -ded."Syracusejiaw Revi--_ Volume 23, NO.4 (1972) pp. 1141-1165.

Kuriloff, Peter; Nue, Robert; Kirp, David; and Buss, William."Legal Reform and Educational Change: rce Pennsylvania Case."Exceptional Children (September 1974) pp.35-42.

Lauer, Theodore E., "Education for Institutionalized Children."Inequality inEducation. Number 17 (JUne 1974) Available: 14 AppianWay, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02138.

Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights Under Law. State ConstitutionProvisions and Selected Le al Materials Relatia toPtiblic SchoolFinance. Washi_ on, D.C. 1975 Relates to changes in law onschool finance based on wealth of local community. Available: Sui e520, 733 15th Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20005.

Lieberman, Myron. "An Cuverview of Accountability." Phi Delta Kappan.Volume Lii, Number 4 (December 1970) pp. 194-196.

Lippman, Leopold and Goldberg, I. Ignacy. Anatomy of the PennsylvaniaCase and its_ larplications for Exce_tional Children. (New York: TeachersCollege PresS) Columbia University, 1973 ). The Pennsylvania Case andAtter: Implications for Education." Perspectives on Education._ Voltmela, No.3 (1973) pp.1-9.

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Right to Education New York): Teachers college Press, Columbia Un-

versity, 19731.

Massachusetts Teachers Association. Puzzled About 766. (Boston, 1975)

Three 'very specific booklets to clarify the meaning and intent of new

mandatory special education law in Massachusetts with emphasis on curr-

iculum and instruction accountability and how they affect the teacher.

Available: 20 Ashburton Place, Boston, Massachusetts 02108.

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Mercer, Jane R. Labeling the Mentally Retarded ( rkeley: University

of CPlifornia Press, 1973).

McClung, Merle. "Do Handicapped Children Have A Right To A Minimally

Adequate Education?" Classification Materials. Revised Edition.

(Cambridge, Massachusetts: Center for Law and Education, Harvard Uni-

versity, 1973). pp. 318-340. Available: 14 Appian Way, Cambridge,

Massachusetts 02138.

"The Problems of the Due Process Exclusion." Classification Materials.

Revised Edition. (Cambridge, Massachusetts Center for Law and. Education,

Harvard University, 1973) pp. 155-176.

"School Classification Materials: Some Legal Approaches to Labels

Classification Materials. Revised Edition. (Cambridge, Massachusetts:

Center for taw and Education, Harvard University, 1973). pp. 5-24.

National Association of Coordinators of State Programs for the Mentally

Retarded eRights of the Ment Handica ed: Procee from a

Regional Conference, San Francisco, Caitfornia, June 1972. Ar1iiiton,

Virginia 1973.

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National Association of Coordinators of State Programs for the Mentally

Retarded, and Office for Handicapped individuals. U.S.'Department of

Health, Education and Welfare. SumMar of Selected Le-islation Relati

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(Washington, D.C. 197: Available: SuperIntendent

of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. 20402, 70

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National Association for Retarded Citizens Library. 'Right to Education."Bibliogra Legal Rihts of the Mentally Retarded Citizen, No. 1 Part II,Section A. Arlington, Texas 197 Available: P.O.La-6109, 2709 AvenueE. East, Arlington, Texas 76011.

National Association of State Directors of Special Education and Councilfor Exceptional Children, State - Federal InformationCleal.Inghouse forExceptional Children. A Primer on Due Process: Education Decisions forHandica ed Children. (Reston, Virginia: Development and Evaluation ofState and Local Special Education Administration Policy Manual Project,1975). Available: 1920 Association Drive, Reston, Virginia 22091, $4.95.

National Education Association, Commission on Professional Rights andResponsibilities. publications on teacher rights and responsibilitiesare available from 1201 16th Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20036.

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National Legislative Conference. New Programs of State School Aid.(Washington, D.C. 1975). Exposition of changes in school finance lawrelating to fund allocation on the basis of wealth of local community inWisconsin, Montana, Utah, North Dakota, Michigan, Maine, Kansas, Illinois,Florida, Colorado and California. Available: 1150 17th St., N.W. Suite602,Washington D.C. 20036 for $3.50.

National School Public Relations Association, Educating Children WithSpecial Needs. (Arlington, Virginia ) Available: 1 01 N. Moore Street,Arlington, Virginia 22209.

"New Education Policies for the Handicapped: 1he Quiet Revolution."131L12,21n, Volume 55 (1974) PP. 526-529,569.

Practicing Law Ingtitute. Basic Rights of the Mental]. ca ed:

Institution Maintaini Labor. Washington, D.C.: Practicing LawInstitute Mental Health and Law Project, 1973). Available: 1751 N.Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036.

Rubin, David. The RirhTeacher's Constituti ACLU Guide to

Avon Books, 1972

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Russel Sage Foundation. Guidelines for the Collection Maintenanceand Dissemdriatioda. New York, 1 9 . Report of aconference on legal problems and ethical/moral ramifications of recordkeePing. Available: Russel sage Foundation, 230 Park Avenue, New York,New York 10017.

Schneider, Stanley, and others. vitAction:roviSerurandChild Advocac-. (Reston, Virginia: Council for Exceptional Children,197 . A tape presentation. Available: 1920 Association Drive, Reston,Virginia 22091.

ShapP, Milton, J., "The Right to an Education for the Retarded in Penn-sylvania." Syracuse Law Review. Volume 23, No. 4 (1972). pp. 1085-1090

State Profiles. Reston, Virginia: Council for Exceptional Children,State Federal Clearinghouse for Exceptional Children, 1974). Summariesof the legal base for delivery of educational services to handicapped children,including state laws, court cases, administrative regulations and attorney gen-eral opionions. Available through ERIC Clearinghouse, 750 for microfiche and$21.00 plus postage for hardcover set.

Turnbull, H.R. III "AccountabilitY: An Overview of the Impact cf Litigationon Professionals." Excqtgni_lichiliii_mra (march 1975), PP. 427-432.

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Vergason, Glenn A. "Accountability in Special Rau on."(February 1973) PP. 367-373.

Wekstein, Paul. "Legal Challenges to Educational Testing Practices,"Classification Materials, Revised Edition. (Cambridge, Massachusetts: Centerfor Law and Education, Harvard University 1973) pp. 186 -195. Available:14 Appian WAY, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02138.

Weintraub, Frederick 3. Politics - The Name of the Game. Reston, Virginia:Council for Exceptional Children, 197 A tape presenta ion. Available:1920 Association Drive, Reston, Virginia 22091.

niecent influences of Law Regarding the Identification and EducationalPlacement of Children." Focus on Exc stional Children, Volume 4, No.2

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Weintraub, Frederick J. and Abeson, Alan. "Appropriate Education for AllHandl apped Children: A -.owing Issue", Syracuse Law Review) Volume 23, No.4(1972 pp. 1037-1058.

Weintraub, Frederick J., Abeson, Alan, and Braddock, David. State Law nndEducation of Handicapped Children. (Reston, Virginia 1971) Available: 1920Association Drive, Reston, Virginia 22091.

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LEGAL FACTORS AND OR PROBLEMS RELEVANTTO ITa EXCEPTIONAL INDIVIDUAL WITHIN THEME)ICAL OR PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICE SETTING:LEGAL FACTORS AND ISSUES WHICH EFFECT THEMIDICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL PROFESSIONS AS

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(November December 1974) pp. 18-24.

Asch, Sidney H., Mental Disabilit in CivilLawyers Cooperative Publishing C1973)

o egal Medicine.

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"Bibliography of Law and Psychiatry," American Crimim(Spring 1972) pp. 619-634.

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Boggs, Elizabeth M. "The Rights of the Mentally Retarded - Who's Listening?"Journal of Clinical Child Psychology, Volume II, No. 1 (1973) p. 13.

Center for Law and Education. Classification Materials. Revised Edition.Cambridge, Massachusetts.: Harvard University, 1973 . Available: 14 Appian

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"Criminal Law and Procedure: Cruel and Unusual Punishment, UnitedStates Law Week (Janua3.7 8, 1974), pp. 2342-2343.

Dybwad Gunnar. Basic Legal Auects in Providing Medical, Educational,Social and Vocational Help to the Mentally Retarded," Journal of Speci.alEducation, Volume 7, No.,1 (Spring 1973) pp. 39-50.

Easter Seal Society for Crippled Children and Adults of Massachusetts, Inc.,and National Easter Seal Society for Crippled Children and Adults, Inc.,

cfoi_cHRihtsHaiadlbooendicaed Children. (Bmston, 1974) Ananalysis of legal rights within the state of Massachusetts relevant tophysically handicapped. Available: 14 Somerset Street, Boston, Massa-chusetts 02108.

Ennis, Bruce, Prisoners of Ps chiatthe Law. (New York: H co

ental Patients Pt Brace Jovanovich, 1972

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Ennis, Bruce, and Friedman, Paul R., eds. Legal Rights of the Mentally1112211EEEE2L 3 volumes. (Washington D.C.: Practicing Law Institute,MentalHealth and Law Project, 1973).

Ennis, Bruce, and Siegel, Loren. The Rights of Mental Patients: Th-ACLU Guide to a Mental Patient's Ri hts. (New York, Dutton, 1973).

Russel Sage Foundation. Guidelines frthe Collection Nantenance andNew York, 1 9 R_ o t of a conference

on legal problems and ethical moral ramifications of record keeping.Available: RuSsel S e Foundation, 230 Park Avenue, New York, New York 10017.

Dissemination of Pu il Records.

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Goodman, Walter. "The Constitution vs. Snakepit," New York Times MagazineMarch 17, 1974), pp. 21-37.

Harrington, Michael J., "National Health Insurance Ignores Your Child."Exceptional Parent. Volume 1, No.5 February/March 1972) pp. 12-15.

"Hyperactivity and Drugs". Classification Materials. Revised Edition.(Cambridge, Massachusetts: Harvard University, 1973Y. Available: 14Appian Way, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02138.

Insight. (Reston, Virginia: Council for Exceptional Children ) A monthlyperiodical devoted to governmental decisions, litigation, publications,research projects, funding trends, etc. Available: 1920 Association Drive,Reston, Virginia 22091.

Journal of Legal Medicine. ew York: American College of Legal Medicine

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Medical and legal aspects or patient care. Available: GMT MedicalInformation Systems 777 Third Avenue, New York, New York 10017.

"Law and Psychiatry:.A Symposium. American Criminal Law ReviewVolume 7 (l974). Available: LICD Law Review, Martin Luther King HallUniversity of California Davis, Davis, California 95616.

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"Life or Death: Who Decides: A Transcript of a Symposium on Euthana ia."Exce tional Parent, Volume 2 No.2 (August/September 1972) pp. 6-10.

Martin, Reed. Behavlor Modification: Human Rights --d Le(Champaign, Illinois: Research Press, 197

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Maurer, Adah. "Corporal Punishment," American Psychologist (August, 1974).pp. 614-626.

National Association for Retarded Citizens Library. "Right to Treatment."Bibliography: Legal Rights of the Mentally Retarded Citizen, No.,I, Part II,Section B. (Arlington, Texas 1974). Available: P.O. Box 6109, 2709 AvenueE.Bast, Arlington, Texas 76011.

Nazsaro, Jean. "Child Abuse and Neglec1974) pp. 351-354.

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Practicing Law Institute. Mentalto Treatment R1.ht to Education: Ri ht to Co ensation for InstitutionMaintaining Labor. Wsshington, D.C.: Practic ng Law Institute Mental Healthand Law Project, 1973). Available: 1751 N. Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20036.

"The Uses of Behavior Control Technologies: A Response," Issues in CriminologyVolume 7 No.--2 (Fall 1972) Available: University of Southern California Law .,School, University Park, Los Angeles, California 09997.

"Violence Against Children, J urnal of Clinical Child Psycholo VOlume II,No.3 (Fall 1973). An entire issue devo- d to child abuse and its implications.Available: Spite 208) Neramec Building, 111 South meramec Avenue, St. Louis,Missouri 63105.

Wood W. Scott, Ed. Issues in Evaluati Behavior Modifcatjon (Champaign,Illinois: Research Press, 1

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