While serving as a law clerk for Justice Robert H. Jackson, William Rehnquist wrote a 1952 memorandum supporting this decision.
While serving as a law clerk for Justice Robert H. Jackson, William Rehnquist wrote a 1952 memorandum supporting this decision. The Citizens Council of New Orleans collaborated with the railroad company to get the plantiff, a one-eigth black man, arrested so they could bring Act 111 to court, and this case was overturned by a class action suit against (*) Topeka, Kansas. Name this 1896 Supreme Court case overturned by Brown vs. Board of Education that legalized segregation by the "separate but equal" mandate.
While serving as a law clerk for Justice Robert H. Jackson, William Rehnquist wrote a 1952 memorandum supporting this decision.
{Plessy} vs. Ferguson