School District of Seward Education Ass'n v. School District

I find that I cannot agree with the majority opinion adopted as the law of this case. For a great many years the states have opposed and decried the steady and *786seemingly inexorable growth of federalism and the centralization of governmental powers in the national capitol. This decision and the legislative act on which it is based is a step toward the creation of similar centralized powers in the Nebraska State Capitol on a 'statewide basis. It deprives local political subdivisions of the right to manage their own affairs in regard to employment practices. The law of supply and demand is…