Brooklyn figures face regulatory and moral divides
Doar notes parallels between his experiences and current deals in Brooklyn. He cites pre enforcement by regulation and law as shaping a lasting majority race dynamic over generations in the borough, including Stuyvesant and surrounding areas.
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Desegregation views cited by Justice Dear in 1960s exchange
In remarks cited from a Civil Division discussion, Justice Dear discusses school desegregation, constitutional requirements, and the goal of equitable treatment across districts. He counters the idea of all black or all white schools, advocating mixing students while noting practical limits.
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Parole Rules Spark Debate Over 1000 Year Sentences
Dallas en Ross of the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles says parole hinges on attitude and not length of sentence. He notes in Texas a convict can paroled after 20 years regardless of a 1000 year term, while juries often set long sentences but rarely reach beyond 1000 years.
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