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Reasoning: Since the original decisions, one year ago, public school have taken substantial steps towards full desegregating. Individual school officials are responsible for implementing constitutional principles in good faith, but the various district court that originally heard the cases against all schools involved in Brown are best equipped to determine whether a good faith effort was made. The case is remanded to those courts. In rendering decisions on the cases, each respective court is guided by principles of equity. | Reasoning: Since the original decisions, one year ago, public school have taken substantial steps towards full desegregating. Individual school officials are responsible for implementing constitutional principles in good faith, but the various district court that originally heard the cases against all schools involved in Brown are best equipped to determine whether a good faith effort was made. The case is remanded to those courts. In rendering decisions on the cases, each respective court is guided by principles of equity. | ||
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Facts: UC, Davis Medical school practiced a policy whereby it reserved 16 out of 100 places in its entering class for members of racial minority groups. A special committee was appointed to administer this admissions policy. Allan Bakke brought suit against the regents of the school on the grounds that the policy was unconstitutional. | Facts: UC, Davis Medical school practiced a policy whereby it reserved 16 out of 100 places in its entering class for members of racial minority groups. A special committee was appointed to administer this admissions policy. Allan Bakke brought suit against the regents of the school on the grounds that the policy was unconstitutional. | ||