Keyes v. School District No.
1, DENVER COLO 413 U.S. 189 (1973)
Nature of the Case
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Facts
A district court ordered the desegregation of a Denver school district since a certain area had been intentionally segregated. The school board (D) had gerrymandered the districts to deliberately segregate schools. Keyes (P) wanted system-wide relief, but the court did not order system-wide desegregation since it did not find intentional segregation in other areas. The court of appeals affirmed.
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