JOHN-CHARLES ALLAIRE v. BARBARA SILVA ALLAIRE

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• concluding that a federal court actually exceeded its remedial authority by requiring annual readjustment of attendance zones.
• holding that even an unconstitutional court order remains in effect until a \definitive disposition\ is reached on the con- 50 stitutional objection
• recognizing that a school board that had already achieved a desegregation order's goals could not be required by the court to continually change its efforts to address the changing demographic composition of the district
• stating that disobedience of court order may warrant contempt even if order is later found invalid
• stating that School Board would be entitled to release from decree upon district court making factual finding of compliance
• noting that this aspect of the desegregation plan had been accomplished

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