Opinion

Bradley v. School Board of City of Richmond, Virginia

317 F.2d 429

Court: Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit
Filed: May 10, 1963
Status: Published
Author: Bryan
On the bench: Boreman, Bryan
Cited by: 7 cases

The opinion

ALBERT V. BRYAN, Circuit Judge

(dissenting in part).

I see no need for the prospective injunction. With fairness and clarity the opinion of the Court comprehensively discusses and approves the course the District Court prescribed for the de *439 iendants to follow in the future. With no reason to believe his directions will not be respected, the District Judge refused the injunction. In this he exercis■ed the discretion generally accorded the trial judge in such situations, especially when the necessity for an injunction must be measured by local conditions. Of these we have no knowledge more intimate than his. I would not add the injunction.

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