Judge strikes down part of Indiana law on Union Schools

A judge has struck down part of an Indiana law connected to the closing of Union Schools.

## The ruling The decision invalidates a portion of the state law. The title of the case report does not identify the judge, the court, the date of the ruling or the specific language the judge rejected.

## What it concerns The law is tied to the closing of Union Schools. The ruling addresses only part of that law, so the decision does not by itself establish that every part of the law has been rejected.

## What happens next The legal and practical effect of the decision will depend on the court order and any further action in the case. The Inside INdiana Business report reports on the ruling.