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Racial Imbalance In The Public Schools: Constitutional Dimensions And Judicial Response, David B. King
Racial Imbalance In The Public Schools: Constitutional Dimensions And Judicial Response, David B. King
Vanderbilt Law Review
Eleven years after the decision of the Supreme Court in the School Segregation Cases, white and Negro children remain separated in many school systems throughout the nation. In the South this racial separation has been persistently fostered by both school and public officials. Since the rationale of the School Segregation Cases to the effect that official policy requiring separation on the basis of race is prohibited, this racial separation in the South, commonly known as segregation, is clearly illegal. Separation of the races in the school systems of the North and West has resulted both from devious types of racially …
College Education As A Legal Necessary, R. Douglas Wrightsel
College Education As A Legal Necessary, R. Douglas Wrightsel
Vanderbilt Law Review
This note seeks to determine whether a college education is a legal necessary, or perhaps it would be better to say for what purposes it may be necessary. Then we shall consider what consequences may flow from calling it a necessary, and how intelligent legal planning can achieve the most favorable consequences. Controversy over whether a college education is a necessary has centered primarily in two areas. The first major area is the divorce situation in which the court is petitioned to include in the support decree a sum for the college education of the child. The second area involves …