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01:790:495 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Mandamus, Filled Milk, Federalist No. 78

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Established that the school could do what they want to uphold the pledge. School officials may thus hold that students are required to salute the flag in order to instill these principles. Brown"s daughter linda 3rd grader had to walk six blocks to her school bus stop when there was a closer white school. Per curiam- decision delivered by an entire court rather than a single judge. Cases some from multiple states- kansas, south carolina, virginia, and delaware. The court didn"t look at the fact that schools had tangible equalities in facilities but the effect segregation had on negro children in general. Inferiority affects ability for children to learn. (therefore equal protection= violated) Plessy v. ferguson"s decision of separate but equal was rejected. Disgruntled because thomas jefferson, anti-federalist, would become president. Marbury ( person who was supposed to receive commission of justice of the peace) wanted.

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