In Miliken v. Bradley the Supreme Court ruled that courts could not order interdistrict busing because

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The Supreme Court in Milliken v. Bradley ruled that courts could not order interdistrict busing to desegregate schools across district lines unless it was shown that the school districts had been created or adjusted with the intent to segregate. This decision was based on the finding that the segregation was de facto, occurring by circumstance rather than by law, and that there was no evidence of an interdistrict violation or discriminatory intent in the creation of school district boundaries.

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