WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Courtroom on Wednesday appeared sympathetic to the arguments of a deaf scholar who sued his community faculty system for providing an inadequate education, a legal challenge vital for other disabled pupils and their households. The problem for the justices consists of a federal law that assures disabled college students an education and learning particular to their needs. In the course of 90 minutes in the courtroom, liberal and conservative justices recommended they were inclined to rule for the college student, Miguel Luna Perez. His law firm, Roman Martinez, claimed that for 12 several years, the community school program in Sturgis, Michigan, “neglected Miguel, denied him…