Businesses that violate disabled citizens' rights must pay up. Should that include public schools?

Hearing a Bay Area case, the state Supreme Court appeared reluctant Tuesday to allow disabled students to seek damages under a California civil rights law, including triple damages in some cases, if a public school violates their rights.

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Businesses that violate disabled citizens' rights must pay up. Should that include public schools?

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