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A segregation-era provision of the Alabama constitution that denies that state residents have a guaranteed right to public education violates the U.S. Constitution, a state judge has ruled.
Backers of a pending lawsuit challenging the fairness of Alabama's school-finance system hailed the decision last month as "a major victory" for their effort.
In a three-page ruling, Montgomery County Circuit Court Judge Eugene Reese ordered that the 1956 amendment be voided under the equal-protection clause...
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