White v. Dougherty County Board of Education
District Court, M.D. Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
OWENS, District Judge:
In 1976 plaintiff John E. White, a black Albany, Georgia citizen and employee of the Dougherty County Board of Education, filed a previous complaint (Civil. 76-29 Albany Division) in this court alleging that defendant board of education’s Rule 58 requiring any school system employee who becomes a candidate for public office to take a leave of absence without pay for the duration of his candidacy, was violative of the Voting Rights Act; the Voting Rights Act had not been complied with; and use of the rule should be enjoined by a three-judge court until the Voting Rights…
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