It was reopened in 1978 to address the issue of "Open Enrollment," and its ruling of (*) "all deliberate speed" was used to force Orval Faubus to yield to the National Guard at Central High in Little Rock.
This case took one of its key phrases from the Francis Thompson poem Hound of Heaven. This case included Briggs v. Elliot and Gebhat v. Belton in its ruling, and was a companion case to Bolling v Sharpe. It was reopened in 1978 to address the issue of "Open Enrollment," and its ruling of (*) "all deliberate speed" was used to force Orval Faubus to yield to the National Guard at Central High in Little Rock. For 10 points name this Warren Court decision in which the segregation in a Kansas school district was ruled unconstitutional.
This case took one of its key phrases from the Francis Thompson poem Hound of Heaven.
{Brown v. Board} of Education of Topeka Kansas