Constitutional Law and Judicial Policy Making, Volume 1Joel B. Grossman, Richard S. Wells A compilation of articles, writings, and judicial opinions. |
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... Negro came not only from mass migration to the North and from the New Deal but also from protest within the Negro ranks , and it was the Negro protest pressures in particular which were directed at the Supreme Court . Despite the ...
... Negro came not only from mass migration to the North and from the New Deal but also from protest within the Negro ranks , and it was the Negro protest pressures in particular which were directed at the Supreme Court . Despite the ...
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... Negro combined ele- mentary and high school . There are no at- tendance zones . Each school serves the entire county ... Negro pupil had applied for admission to the [ white ] school under this statute and no white pupil had applied for ...
... Negro combined ele- mentary and high school . There are no at- tendance zones . Each school serves the entire county ... Negro pupil had applied for admission to the [ white ] school under this statute and no white pupil had applied for ...
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... Negro students in public schools attended schools with predominantly white enroll- ment . Sixty - five percent of all Negro stu- dents attended schools with more than 95 percent Negro enrollment , and 40 percent of the nation's Negro ...
... Negro students in public schools attended schools with predominantly white enroll- ment . Sixty - five percent of all Negro stu- dents attended schools with more than 95 percent Negro enrollment , and 40 percent of the nation's Negro ...
Contents
Chapter One A POLITICAL VIEW OF THE SUPREME COURT | 3 |
LAW AND SOCIAL CHANGE | 14 |
JUDICIAL POLICY MAKING | 26 |
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