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In addition, the program will cover the hurdles facing Title IX practitioners as well as ancillary issues that Title IX practitioners need to be aware of like the Family Educational Rights Privacy Act and pseudonymous litigation. Finally, the program will cover available remedies under Title IX, including a substantial discussion of recent Supreme Court caselaw.
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