Justice DeGrasse wrote: "The majority of the city's public school students leave high school unprepared for more than low-paying work, unprepared for college and unprepared for the duties placed upon them by a democratic society.
"The majority of the city's public school students leave high school unprepared for more than low-paying work, unprepared for college, and unprepared for the duties placed upon them by a democratic society.
"The majority of the city's public school students leave high school unprepared for more than low-paying work, unprepared for college and unprepared for the duties placed upon them by a democratic society," Justice DeGrasse wrote.
"The majority of the city's public school students leave high school unprepared for more than low-paying work, unprepared for college and unprepared for the duties placed upon them by a democratic society," Justice DeGrasse concluded.
Because of the limited resources available to the city's schools, Judge DeGrasse ruled in 2001 that most of its students "leave high school unprepared for more than low-paying work, unprepared for college and unprepared for the duties placed upon them by a democratic society".
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Drawing upon the scholarship of Professor Philip Hamburger, Justice Thomas has explained that judges who draw their power from Article III have a duty of independent judgment -- a duty that requires them to "decide cases in accordance with the law of the land, not in accordance with pressures placed upon them through either internal or external sources".
