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Litigation  \nPractice Kit 4  \nRevised September 2014  \nA Practice Guide to the LaShawn A. Litigation  \nOverview ....................................................................................................................................................... 1  \nChronology ....................................................................................................................................................2  \nLaShawn A. Summary and Appendix ...........................................................................................................3  \nCourt Orders/Plans .......................................................................................................................................4  \nModified Final Order (MFO), 1993 ............................................................................................ A  \nImplementation Plan (IP), 2003................................................................................................. B  \nAmended Implementation Plan (AIP), 2007.............................................................................. C  \nInterim Strategy Plan (ISP), 2008............................................................................................... D  \nStipulated Order, 2008 .............................................................................................................. E  \nContempt Memorandum Opinion, 2010................................................................................... F  \nContempt Order, 2010 .............................................................................................................. G  \nCivil Contempt Remedy, 2010 ................................................................................................... H  \nImplementation and Exit Plan (IEP) and 2010-2011 Strategy Plan (SP), 2010 ........................... I  \nStrategy Plan, 2014..................................................................................................................... J  \nSelected Monitor’s Reports ..........................................................................................................................5  \nJune 18, 2012 Letter to Judge Hogan ........................................................................................ A  \nJuly 2014 Court Monitor’s Report ............................................................................................. B  \nJuly 2014 Court Monitor’s Supplemental Report (letter) .......................................................... C  \nJuly 2014 Court Monitor’s Summary Table ............................................................................... D  \nCourt Decisions .............................................................................................................................................6  \nLaShawn A. v. Dixon, 1991 ........................................................................................................ A  \nLaShawn A. v. Kelly, 1993 .......................................................................................................... B  \nLaShawn A. v. Kelly, 1994 .......................................................................................................... C  \nLaShawn A. v. Kelly, 1995 .......................................................................................................... D  \nCFSA Information ..........................................................................................................................................7  \nCFSA In-Home and Out-of-Home Procedural Operations Manual............................................ A  \nCFSA Hotline Procedural Operations Manual ........................................................................... 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