The Court in its 1954 ruling decided that racial segregation in public schools is unconstitutional and that all provisions of federal, state, or local law must accept the new principle. Only thing that remains to be considered is the manner “in which the relief is to be accorded.” Based on different conditions in all states that are involved in this case, the Court asked for Attorney General of the United States and Attorney General of all states in which the racial segregation is permitted to present their views on the issue. Thus, the Court argues that it is up to the school authorities to solve the problem of implementation of the new principle, and leaving it up to courts, one`s that previously decided on the question because they have
