In Gonzaga, the effect of the Courts decision was to take away a relatively large monetary judgment
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In Gonzaga, the effect of the Court’s decision was to take away a relatively large monetary judgment from the student. Without the ability to bring claims in court under FERPA, the remaining enforcement and remedies are through the FPCO complaint process. Are those sufficient to ensure compliance with FERPA?
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The reference to Gonzaga likely pertains to the Supreme Court case Gonzaga University v Doe 2002 which clarified the private right of action under the ...View the full answer
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