Civil Rights Bill expands federal enforcement powers
The text outlines civil action options for preventive relief against violations of rights secured by sections 201 and 202, authorizes the Attorney General to file on behalf of the United States, and allows judges to award reasonable attorney fees. It permits coordination with state or local authorities, and sets nationwide jurisdiction for proceedings under the title.
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United States
Attorney General
District. Courts
United’ States
Attorney General Action To Enforce Desegregation Rights
The text outlines when the Attorney General may file civil actions in federal court to enforce equal protection in public facilities against racial, religious, or national origin discrimination. It authorizes intervention, cost recovery, and protections for individuals seeking relief without hindering existing rights.
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United States
Attorney General
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United. States
District Court
the United’ States
Definition style changes to federal desegregation rules
The text defines terms in Title IV including Commissioner of Education, desegregation meaning assignment without regard to race, and public school. It outlines that the Commissioner will survey equal educational opportunities, provide technical aid for desegregation plans, arrange grants for training and staffing, and authorize legal action by the Attorney General to enforce desegregation in public education. It also covers procedures for hearings and witness handling.
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Attorney ‘General
Congress
United States
District’ ‘of Columbia
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Agencieg
Office of Education
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