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All of these children had their legal claims dismissed because, despite obvious cases of discrimination, they were not able to prove the heightened standard of bad faith and gross misjudgment.

Nebraska, holding that students with disabilities cannot bring Section 504 claims against school districts unless they show that the district acted in “bad faith” or with “gross misjudgment.”

This decision affirms that students with disabilities have the same rights under the ADA and Section 504 that other disabled people have, and those students should not have to further demonstrate bad faith or gross misjudgment on the part of the school.

The problem for Norris is that Monaco and Austria were punctuated by a convincing win by Piastri in Spain and, more importantly, Canada, where Norris made mistakes in qualifying that left him seventh on the grid, and then retired from the race after running into the back of his team-mate in a misjudgment while they were battling for fourth place late in the race.

McLaren sat down with Norris - as they do with both drivers after every race - to review Canada, which team principal Andrea Stella described as a "benign situation" caused by "a misjudgment of proximity to the car ahead".