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The following is a pre-recorded program.

Oh, there is a lawsuit that when I saw this, I'm going,

okay, I've got to talk about this.

There is a former student of the city of Hartford, I saw this, I'm going, okay, I've got to talk about this.

There is a former student of the city of Hartford, Connecticut.

Her name is Alicia Ortiz, and she is suing the city and the local board of education.

According to her lawsuit, she graduated and she graduated with honors.

And what happens, she said she was removed from a special education curriculum.

She has some developmental disabilities and she was only tested for development disabilities on her last day of school.

And what she said that, what happened as a result of that is significant unmet educational needs.

And what is her law school?

She graduated high school and she is illiterate.

She does not know how to read. She does not know how to write.

And graduated high school and claims it was due to the negligence and lack of proper support for her developmental disabilities.

And she graduated with honors within that entire program. It's quite a lawsuit to say the least.

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