Swann V Charlotte-Mecklenburg Is Best Known as the Case in Which

Swann v. Charlotte-Mecklenburg is best known as the case in which the Supreme Court unanimously ruled

A) that state elections must adhere to the principle of one person, one vote.
B) that judges must adhere to the philosophy of judicial restraint.
C) that people who are arrested must be read their rights.
D) that any person charged with a capital crime must be provided with a competent attorney.
E) that busing could be used to achieve school desegregation.