E. F. Barnes, J. C. Carson, J. Jelks and J. Robertson v. City of Gadsden, Alabama
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Concurring in part, dissenting in partRives, Circuit Judge
A careful study of the record and exhibits has convinced me that there are controlling additional facts, themselves either undisputed or conclusively established, which were not noted in the district court’s findings of fact. Recognizing the importance of this litigation to the public, as well as to the litigants, I have set forth those facts at considerable length in an appendix to this opinion. Excluding those items of doubtful value or of questionable admissibility, but otherwise carefully considering the entire record, I cannot escape the conclusion that actual segregation is…
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