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Brief - What Is a Brief in Special Education Due Process?

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Definition: Brief: In a special education or section 504, due process hearing or court proceeding, a brief is a written document stating a party's position that includes allegations, facts, and references to case law that is submitted to a hearing officer or judge for consideration and a decision.

Examples:
The attorney submitted a brief to the hearing officer that explained important information about autism treatment programs.

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