Missouri v. Jenkins (Jenkins III)

After the earlier Jenkins II decision held the district court should have enjoined state tax laws rather than directly ordering a property-tax increase to fund Kansas City's desegregation remedies, the Supreme Court took up two further remedial issues stemming from the same sweeping remedial order — converting most schools into magnet schools and mandating $260 million in capital improvements — that aimed both to encourage voluntary desegregation and to raise educational quality for minority students.