National Law Journal
The new term of the Supreme Court is almost certain to be pivotal for two key civil rights doctrines: affirmative action, and federal supervision of election procedures under the Voting Rights Act
National Law Journal
...one U.S. Supreme Court case dealing with a constitutional attack on K-12 sex-segregated schooling, Vorchheimer v. School District of Philadelphia...
...ve seen jobs and the tax base get sucked out, leaving the k-12 public schools in a state of even more crisis as far...
Tim Johnson joins Locke Lord Bissell & Liddell as co-chairman of the firm's white collar criminal defense and internal investigation practice in Houston. Plus more law firm movers in this week's col
The end of the first full term of the newly constituted Roberts Court marked the beginning of a historical, sharper shift to the right that may go unchallenged for the next decade or longer. Further,
...the denial of a permit to construct the interdenominational school for grades K-12 has deprived students drawn from 200 area churches their constitutional rights...
...the court on Dec. 4 regarding voluntary efforts to protect diversity in K-12 classrooms, Grutter's legacy might not reach its fifth...
...the court on Dec. 4 over voluntary efforts to protect diversity in K-12 classrooms, Grutter's legacy might not reach its fifth birthday, let...
...it involves one of the Court's greatest achievements: dismantling segregation in K-12 schools with ...
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