Spencer v. Kugler

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Spencer v. Kugler: Facts & Related Content

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Date	January 17, 1972
Location	United States

Topics

Supreme Court of the United States civil rights Fourteenth Amendment racial segregation

Key People

William O. Douglas

William O. Douglas

United States jurist

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