Late last week, Fulton County Superior Court Judge Kimberly M. Esmond Adams dismissed claims made in a lawsuit that the Georgia Education Expense Credit program is unconstitutional, stating in her ruling, "Courts that have already considered whether a tax credit is an expenditure of public revenue have answered this question in the negative."

Lennie Jarratt, Education Project Manager for The Heartland Institute, reacted to Judge Adams' ruling by stating that "The Georgia legislature should immediately raise or eliminate the artificial cap on the Education Expense Credit program allowing more interested donors to donate and opening this opportunity to many more students in Georgia."

More from education policy experts on Judge Adams' dismissal of the lawsuit challenging Georgia's education tax credit program can be read here, in a press release from The Heartland Institute – a national nonprofit organization whose mission is to discover, develop, and promote free-market solutions to social and economic problems.