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STATE EX REL. WARREN v. NUSBAUM

No. State 2.

64 Wis.2d 314 (1974)

219 N.W.2d 577

STATE EX REL. WARREN, Attorney General, Petitioner, and PANITCH, by Guardian ad litem, individually and as a member of a class, Intervening Petitioner, v. NUSBAUM, Secretary, Department of Administration, Respondent.

Supreme Court of Wisconsin.

Decided June 28, 1974.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

For the petitioner the cause was argued by John William Calhoun, assistant attorney general, with whom on the briefs was Robert W. Warren, attorney general.

For the intervening petitioner there was a brief by Alan Marcuvitz and Howard B. Schoenfeld, attorneys, and Peregrine, Marcuvitz, Cameron & Peltin, S. C., of counsel, all of Milwaukee, and oral argument by Alan Marcuvitz.

For the respondent there was a brief by Steven I. Cohen and Cohen, Grant, Liebmann & Conway, Ltd., all of Green Bay, and oral argument by Gregory B. Conway.

No. State 2 (August Term, 1974).

HANLEY, J.

Ch. 89, Laws of 1973, became effective on August 9, 1973. Ch. 89 is a comprehensive act whose purpose is to provide comparable educational benefits without charge to those children with exceptional educational needs. Such, the legislature declared, was the policy of the state of Wisconsin.

"(2) Furthermore, it is the policy of this state to ensure that each child who has exceptional educational needs is provided...

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