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Lawyer for Seattle parents, Harry J. F. Korrell, argues against the school district's "open choice" policy aimed at overcoming the effects of the city's segregated housing patterns on it's high schools.
Arguments were also heard in a similar case from Louisville, Ky.
Here is Lyle Denniston's take on how the court may decide.
Washington Post story is here.
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