Whether the United States District and Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit are obligated to confirm an institution of higher learning, subject to Title ITI, Section 504, Rehab Act, has effectively complied with rules and regulations stipulating the provision and implementation of accommodations for individuals with disabilities prior to affording that institution academic deference, to prevent violation of Federal and United States Constitutional rights guaranteeing all persons, to include individuals with disabilities, the right to liberty and pursuit of happiness, as well as substantive due process and equal protection under the law as articulated in Ist, Sth, 14th Amendments?

QUESTION(S) PRESENTED 1. Whether the United States District and Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit are obligated to confirm an institution of higher learning, subject to Title ITI, Section 504, Rehab Act, has effectively complied with rules and regulations stipulating the provision and implementation of accommodations for individuals with disabilities prior to affording that institution academic deference, to prevent violation of Federal and United States Constitutional rights guaranteeing all persons, to include individuals with disabilities, the right to liberty and pursuit of happiness, as well as substantive due process and equal protection under the law as articulated in Ist, Sth, 14th Amendments?