Greenberg Statement Re: Swann v. Charlotte
Press Release
March 16, 1970
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Statement by Jack Greenberg, Director-Counsel
NAACP Legal Defense & Educational Fund, Inc.
Monday, March 16, 1970
RE: Swann v. Charlotte
The Supreme Court's denial of the motion to vacate the stay
of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit in
the Charlotte school case was on a matter of procedure and has no
substantive significance. It is quite far fetched to read the
Supreme Court order as anything other than refusal to disagree
with the Court of Appeals' desire to have the conflicting views
of the parties clarified by the trial judge. The purpose of the
motion was to expedite consideration of the matter, but there will
be a pretrial conference today in Judge McMillan's court to
facilitate compliance with the Court of Appeals’ request that
additional findings of facts be made before it rules.
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