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CaseNo: USVBCOY199699, CourtName: US DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, Plaintiff: UNITED STATES, State: DC Washington D.C., UniqueCaseRef: LCD>USVBCOY199699, Housing, United States, District Court, Yonkers, Petitioner, Appeals, City, Remedy, Discrimination, Third Sltpo, Plan, Housing Program, Households, Subsidized Housing, State Board, Public Housing, Priority, Integration, Pet, Cir, Affordable Housing, Credits, App, Housing Opportunities, Hro, Race, Racial Discrimination, Predominant, Non-minority, Term Plan Order, Naacp, Urban Development, Consent Decree, Ltpo, Southwest Yonkers, Integrative Purposes, Race-conscious Remedy, Certiorari , ContentID: 120249265

Case Documents
1   OPPOSITION TO PETITION FOR CERTIORARI
[ see first page and extracted highlights below  ] ItemID: 121277
18 pages
PDF
2   APPELLATE BRIEF
[ see first page and extracted highlights below  ] ItemID: 121276
48 pages
PDF
Total Documents: 2 documents , 66 pages
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1 . OPPOSITION TO PETITION FOR CERTIORARI

EXTRACTED KEY WORDS
HOUSING
PETITIONER
DISTRICT COURT
REMEDY
APPEALS
YONKERS
DISCRIMINATION
PLAN
UNITED STATES
PUBLIC HOUSING
PET
THIRD SLTPO
APP
CITY
RACE
RACIAL DISCRIMINATION
HOUSING PROGRAM
SUBSIDIZED HOUSING
RACE-CONSCIOUS REMEDY
INTEGRATION
CERTIORARI
HOUSEHOLDS
PAST DISCRIMINATION
STRICT SCRUTINY
HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES
NONMINORITY FAMILIES
SECOND CIRCUIT
AFFORDABLE HOUSING
PRIOR RACIAL DISCRIMINATION
                   No.  00-1497

In the Supreme Court of the United States

          CITY OF YONKERS, PETITIONER

                        v.

       UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, ET AL.


       ON PETITION FOR A WRIT OF CERTIORARI
      TO THE UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS
             FOR THE SECOND CIRCUIT



  BRIEF FOR THE UNITED STATES IN OPPOSITION



                        BARBARA D. UNDERWOOD
                         Acting Solicitor General
                              Counsel of Record
                        WILLIAM R. YEOMANS
                          Acting Assistant Attorney
                              General
                        DAVID K. FLYNN
                        LISA WILSON EDWARDS
                         Attorneys
                         Department of Justice
                         Washington, D.C. 20530-0001
                         (202) 514-2217



                QUESTION PRESENTED
  In 1985, the district court found that petitioner had
intentionally segregated its public housing on the basis
of race.  Since then, the district court has adopted sev-
eral race-neutral plans designed to remedy the continu-
ing effects of that discrimination.  Each time the
existing plan was modified, the court found that peti-
tioner had actively or passively resisted implementa-
tion of that plan, and that additional measures were
required.  The question presented is whether, in light of
the district court's most recent finding that the existing
plan was not achieving the goal of eliminating the
continuing effects of petitioner's discrimination, the
SNIPPETS:
  • In the Supreme Court of the United States
  • CITY OF YONKERS, PETITIONER
  • ON PETITION FOR A WRIT OF CERTIORARI TO THE UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS
  • FOR THE SECOND CIRCUIT
  • the district court found that petitioner had intentionally segregated its public housing on
  • the district court has adopted several race-neutral plans designed to remedy the continuing
  • Each time the existing plan was modified, the court found that petitioner had actively or
  • The question presented is whether, in light of the district court's most recent finding that
  • United States v. Yonkers Bd.
  • The opinion of the court of appeals (Pet.
  • App.
  • 21)-the court entered a Housing Remedy Order that enjoined petitioner from taking any action
  • As a result, in November 1996, the district court entered a Second Supplemental Long Term
  • the Second SLTPO ordered that existing housing units that are part of the affordable housing
  • The court heard evidence on the number of Priority 1 households that have participated in the
  • The court found that the program's "accomplishments to date fall far short," and ordered that
  • the district court entered a Third Supplemental Long Term Plan Order (Third SLTPO).
  • The court of appeals also rejected petitioner's argument that, "by conditioning receipt of
  • the court stated that there is some question as to whether a court's consideration of race to
  • As the court explained, the order places no limit on the number of nonminority families that
  • a necessary predicate for the district court's modification of the Second SLTPO-which

  • 2 . APPELLATE BRIEF

    EXTRACTED KEY WORDS
    COURT
    UNITED STATES
    DISTRICT COURT
    CITY
    YONKERS
    HOUSING PROGRAM
    THIRD SLTPO
    HOUSEHOLDS
    STATE BOARD
    PRIORITY
    APPEALS
    MEMBER
    SUBSIDIZED HOUSING
    CIR
    CREDITS
    INTEGRATION
    HRO
    AFFORDABLE HOUSING
    DISCRIMINATION
    PREDOMINANT
    HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES
    NON-MINORITY
    TERM PLAN ORDER
    NAACP
    URBAN DEVELOPMENT
    CONSENT DECREE
    LTPO
    SOUTHWEST YONKERS
    INTEGRATIVE PURPOSES
    
    00-6022, 00-6036
              IN THE UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS
                     FOR THE SECOND CIRCUIT
                      ____________________
    
                    UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
    
                              Plaintiff-Appellee
    
                               v.
    
           SECRETARY OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT,
    
                              Third-Party-Defendant
    
     SHIRLEY C. BROWN, in her capacity as a member of the State
     Board of Regents; LORA BRADLEY CHODOS, in her official
     capacity as a member of the State Board of Regents; THOMAS
     FREY, in his official capacity as a member of the State
     Board of Regents; WILLARD A. GENRICH, In his official
     capacity as member of the State Board of Regents; NORMA
     GLUCK; EMLYN I. GRIFFITH, in her official capacity as a
     member of the State Board of Regents; FLOYD S. LINTON, in
     his official capacity as a member of the State Board of
     Regents; VINCENT TESE; UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING
     AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT; SAMUEL PIERCE; SALVADORE SCALFINI, in
     his official capacity as a member of the State Board of
     Regents; THOMAS SOBOL; MARIO CUOMO; MARTIN C. BARRELL, in
    
                (Caption continued on next page)
                      _____________________
    
          APPEAL FROM THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
              FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK
                      _____________________
    
             BRIEF FOR THE UNITED STATES AS APPELLEE
                      _____________________
    
                              BILL LANN LEE
                                Acting Assistant Attorney General
    
                              DAVID K. FLYNN
                              LISA WILSON EDWARDS
                               Attorneys
                               Department of Justice
                               Civil Rights Division
                               P.O. Box 66078
                               Washington, D.C.  20035-6078
    
    SNIPPETS:
  • 00-6036 IN THE UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS
  • SECRETARY OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT,
  • APPEAL FROM THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK
  • CITY OF YONKERS,
  • Third Supplemental Long Term Plan Order And
  • Racial Discrimination Support The District
  • Racial Integration In Housing
  • The Court's Third SLTPO Satisfies Rufo Standards And Is Narrowly Tailored To Achieve The Goals
  • The City Had Notice That The Court Was
  • Considering Modifying The LTPO
  • 771 F.2d 1556 (2d Cir.
  • Several of these appeals were subsequently withdrawn or dismissed by the City.
  • for desegregating the City's subsidized housing.
  • The NAACP defends the Third SLTPO
  • Remedy Order for serving Priority 1 households.
  • The HRO
  • The HRO created an Affordable Housing Trust
  • the parties negotiated a consent decree in
  • Efforts To Implement The City's Affordable Housing Program
  • was entitled to 84 credits towards the first year goal of 100.
  • documentation on the housing opportunities provided to families
  • families, 25 Hispanic families, and 34 non-minority families.
  • The United States stated its concern over the predominant number
  • meant by furthering the integrative purposes of the order".
  • predominantly black and Hispanic community of Southwest Yonkers.
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