Ake v. Oklahoma Motion for Leave to File and Brief for the New Jersey Department of the Public Advocate as Amicus Curiae in Support of Petitioner

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Describe the 1 equests ana une Iresu 1ts which he V S0C~= 

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State the number of inter-district transfers granted 

i of 4 11 ‘ "TOT NT i) nC) +h vo since this court'!s order of November 7, 1969, the race of 

the students who were granted such transfers and the school 

district to which the transfers were allowed. 

There has been a total of one student transferred to 

another district on an inter-~district transfer. The race 

of this student was white. She was transferred to the 

Copiah County Schools 

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State whether the transportation system, if any, in 

the district is desegregated to the extent that Negro and 

white students are transported daily on the same buses. 

The transportation system in the district is desegre- 

gated to the extent that Negro and white students are trans- 

ported daily on the same buses. 

State whether all facilities such as gymnasiums, audi- 

toriums, and cafeterias are being operated on a desegre 

 



  

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ang cagireterias are bell LE operaed on a qes ElegZa Ll bas LS 

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struction or expansion of facilities. 

The Elementar orest Hill is being renovatec y School at 

so as to convert 

piso Yor A rides rn i EY el EE in a Re A Ap Ae iin ia Anise i BLE a making ready for carrying out the Court order in regerd to 

EE CY urn oF wn 13 ols 3} on 4 1 att ond ar oo i opr of we a Junior-Senior High School at that attendance center. A 

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new Band Hall is being constructed at the Forest Hill Junior- 

Senior High School. This concludes all the present construc- 

The only proposed expansion of facilities at the present 

time is at the Mixon Elementary School, where toilet facili- 

ties are being added to one wing and renovation of classrooms 

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into Principalls Oliices are pt oposed. 

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(a) State whether the school board has sold or aban- 

doned any school facility, equipment, or supplies having a 

total value of more than $500.00 since this court's order 

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November 7, 1969. 

The school board has not sold or abandoned any school 

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facility, equipment, or supplies since November 7, 1969. 

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While there has been substantial biracial communication 

with regard to the implementation of this district's deseg- 

regation plan, no biracial ad 

   



    

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