...which may require solution in fully implementing the governing constitutional principles. P. 299. (b) Courts will have to consider whether the action of...implementation of the governing constitutional principles. P. 299. (c) Because of their proximity to local conditions and the possible need for further hearings,...

...which may require solution in fully implementing the governing constitutional principles. P. 299. (b) Courts will have to consider whether the action of...implementation of the governing constitutional principles. P. 299. (c) Because of their proximity to local conditions and the possible need for further hearings,...

...Judge Parker then cites this sentence from the second decision of the Supreme Court in the Brown case : School authorities have the primary responsibility...implementation of the governing constitutional principles. Why have the Negro plaintiffs in these cases consistently ignored the decisions of the Federal courts...

...Judge Parker then cites this sentence from the second decision of the Supreme Court in the Brown case : School authorities have the primary responsibility...implementation of the governing constitutional principles. Why have the Negro plaintiffs in these cases consistently ignored the decisions of the Federal courts...

...was contained in the Court decree, May 31, 1955 (349 US 753). In that opinion the Court stated — "courts will have to consider whether the action of...implementation of the governing constitutional principles." The Court left no doubt in this opinion that it intended to lay down a public policy and to provide...

...education. The Court said that — School authorities have the primary responsibility for elncldiitiiiK. assessing, and solving these problems : courts will have to consider whether the notion of school authorities constitutes good fnlth implementation of the governing constitutional...

...Supreme Court recognized this ' and gave expression to this postulate in the second Brown decision: "Full implementation of these constitutional principles...elucidating, assessing, and solving these problems * * * ." [Emphasis added.] It is our duty, under authorities which will be discussed, to assume that...

...which may require solution in fully implementing the governing constitutional principles. P. 299. (b) Courts will have to consider whether the action of...implementation of the governing constitutional principles. P. 299. (c) Because of their proximity to local conditions and the possible need for further hearings,...

...which may require solution in fully implementing the governing constitutional principles. P. 299. (b) Courts will have to consider whether the action of...implementation of the governing constitutional principles. P. 299. (c) Because of their proximity to local conditions and the possible need for further hearings,...

...would be many problems in reorganizing the schools serving over 10 million children, the Court said: "Full implementation of these constitutional principles...require solution of varied local school problems." lor It placed the primary responsibility for "elucidating, assessing, and solving these problems" on...