§1718 Limitation on Court Orders; Termination of Orders Conditioned Upon Compliance with Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments; Statement of Basis for Termination Orders; Stay of Termination Orders

Summary

A court can stop any order that makes a school district move students to fix an equal protection problem, but only for the moving part. The court may do this if it finds the district has met the Fifth or Fourteenth Amendment rules and will keep following them. The court that ends the order must say why. The ending is put on hold during a final appeal or until the time to appeal runs out. No new transportation order can be entered unless the district is later found not to meet those constitutional requirements.