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DOJ didn't ensure school discrimination ended before dropping cases: watchdog

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A federal watchdog report has concluded that the Department of Justice failed to verify whether school districts had successfully eliminated discriminatory practices before moving to dismiss long-standing desegregation cases. The investigation identified at least 18 instances where the department supported the closure of these cases without requesting that the overseeing federal courts confirm compliance with civil rights requirements.

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