whether any diminution of public school resources resulting from the Tax Credit Program will actually take place is speculative, as is any claim that any such diminution would result in reduced per-pupil spending or on any adverse impact on the quality of education.Miami Herald reports on the decision.
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Tuesday, May 19, 2015
Challenge To Florida Tax Credit Scholarship Program Dismissed
A Florida state trial court judge has dismissed a constitutional challenge to the state's Tax Credit Scholarship Program. In McCall v. Scott, (FL Cir. Ct., May 18, 2015), the court held that plaintiffs lack taxpayer standing because they are not challenging an appropriation. The court held that they also fail to allege a special injury that would give them standing on other grounds, saying:
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