Government Surrenders Data on Drug Law to Avoid Court Battle
WASHINGTON, DC — After being sued by one of the nation’s largest student organizations, the U.S. Department of Education has agreed to waive a hefty fee and turn over data on the effects of a law that strips financial aid from college students with drug convictions.
Way to go, SSDP!
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