1. R. v. CZERWINSKI
2. To cite just one example, in Sheff v. O'Neil, 733 A.2d 925 (Conn. Super. Ct. 1999), the Connecticut Supreme Court held that, as a m atter of state constitutional law, the legislature has an affirmative duty to prevent racial segregation in schools, even if that segregation occurs through private residential choices. Federal law does not impose a similar duty. To the contrary, as will be discussed below, federal constitutional law may actually prevent state legislatures from taking such affirmative steps to increase integration;State statutes and constitutions may provide additional protections and thus generate additional definitions
3. Discriminatory Purpose and Disproportionate Impact: An Assessment after "Feeney"