WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Public corruption charges
have been the main attraction down at the District’s federal courthouse
of late, but other momentous D.C. government matters quietly soldier on
there — such as the long-standing class-action lawsuits concerning the city’s provision of human services.
D.C. officials were in court Tuesday facing Judge Ellen Segal Huvelle
and lawyers representing the approximately 550 District residents
suffering from developmental disabilities and in the city’s care. They
were asking for more time to comply with a court-imposed improvement
plan that is now over a decade old.
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