Lujan v. Colorado State Board of Education
Supreme Court of Colorado
1Concurrence
ERICKSON, Justice,
specially concurring:
As the majority opinion implies, the Colorado school finance system is not without fault and should be revised by the General Assembly to correct the disparity in the educational opportunities which are available in the different counties and school districts in Colorado. The fact that a bare majority of the justices reviewing this case has concluded that the present system meets the minimum standards of equal protection under the United States and Colorado Constitutions should not be interpreted *1026as an approval of the statutory plan. The issue of whether…
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