In Hurry v. Jones, the school did not address the regulations validity because of its reliance on
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In Hurry v. Jones, the school did not address the regulation’s validity because of its reliance on the issue of a good-faith standard, a standard that changed during the litigation. Tactically, what should the school’s attorney have done?
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