MCLE
Oct. 1, 2007
MCLE Self Study
The U.S. Supreme Court's recent decision on voluntary school desegregation may redirect the trend in California case law by requiring school districts to alleviate racial segregation. By Kimberly A. Smith
By Kimberly A. Smith
Edited by Barbara Kate Repa
EDUCATION LAW
Redistributing California's Schoolchildren
When Califorians were asked to vote in November 1996 on Proposition 209's proposal to eliminate affirmative action, passions ran high. The proposition passed wi...
Edited by Barbara Kate Repa
EDUCATION LAW
Redistributing California's Schoolchildren
When Califorians were asked to vote in November 1996 on Proposition 209's proposal to eliminate affirmative action, passions ran high. The proposition passed wi...
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