- IRS: Community Development District Doesn’t Qualify as Political Subdivision.
- MSRB Publishes Updated and Enhanced Online Glossary of Municipal Securities Terms.
- Bond Dealers of America Bankruptcy Paper: Detroit May Be “Game Changer.”
- TEB Phone Forum: Monitoring Post-Issuance Compliance.
- Moody’s Proposes More Focus on Public Pension Obligations in Bond Ratings.
- Borough of Seaside Park v. Commissioner of New Jersey Dept. of Educ., in which the court upheld the constitutionality of legislative mandate that regional school districts be funded through equalized valuation, rather than on a per-pupil basis.
- Rather a quiet week, but be sure to catch the first bullet point above. In order to request a a pro rata refund of this week’s subscription price, please write to WhenHellFreezesOver@bondcasebriefs.com.
- And finally, Great Moments in Pedagogy brings you Festa v. Board of Educ. of Town of East Haven, in which a teacher objected to a proposed transfer by stating that she struggled with “certain cognitive difficulties” and therefore, she would “not be able to handle adequately the complexities of a third grade level teaching responsibility.” To paraphrase Clint, “A woman’s gotta know her limitations.”
