Liberate Public Schools from Government by Lawsuit / Phase Six |
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Court Adopts "Final" Order Terminating Jurisdiction, but Pyrrhically not until at least January 1, 2000 |
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Next, I related the background of INTERVENORS' motions to terminate court jurisdiction (1) by an order finally approving BOARD's integration plan, modified by elimination of mandatory racial balancing, and (2) by discharge of the writ of mandate, which motions were ultimately rejected by the trial court. I further argued it was also appropriate to review whether the Court of Appeal should have mandated the Superior Court to give meaning to Section 7(a) as invoked in this case:
As to the Interest of Petitioners, I reasserted their interest previously presented to the Court of Appeal (1) in discontinuing racial discrimination of non-class persons in the school district; and (2) in restoring the exercise of democratic rights of non-class citizens in the district, especially noting
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Carlin | Carlin v. Board of Education, San Diego Unified School District, San Diego Superior Court No. 303800 (1967-1998) San Diego, California |
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