Law Practice
Dec. 23, 2008
Court Upholds L.A. Schools' Desegregation
The Los Angeles Unified School District does not have to stop granting minority students preference for admission to its highly competitive magnet schools, long considered among the best schools in the district, an appellate court has ruled.
Daily Journal Staff Writer The Los Angeles Unified School District does not have to stop granting minority students preference for admission to its highly competitive magnet schools, long considered among the best schools in the district, an appellate court has ruled. The 2nd District Court of Appeals on Friday affirmed a trial judge's ruling that magnet admissions were exempt from a 1996 voter-approved initiative ending affirm...
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