On October 7, 2023, in a highly anti􀆟cipated ruling in a statewide school desegrega􀆟tion case, New Jersey Superior Court Judge Robert Lougy rejected the argument by lawyers representi􀆟ng the state of New Jersey that the state cannot be held liable for persistent racial segrega􀆟tion in its public schools.
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