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Supreme Court — Part 29
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Stations at which buses some-
times stop ag well as the large
city bus terminals,
Marshall indicated that not
many of those tiny places re-
main, but Justice Stewart re-
plied, “Well, I stopped at one
last weekend.” ‘
With the fact in the record
that the bus company con-
trolled the restaurant, the
Court could rule that Boyn-
ton's arrest violated the Inter-
* state Commerce Act. Without |
it, the Court may have trouble 4
decWling the case except on a?
constitutional issue, some-
thing the Justices prefer jo
avoid, :
Tt was clear from the argu-
ment that they had no desire f
ato tackle the underlying con-
stitutional Issue, which is the jg
backbone of the legal attack
now going on over arrests for |
sit-ins. -
That is the issue whether a
state’s actibn im making an
arrest to support a private busi-
nessman’s desire to discrimi-
nate is a violation of the 14th
Amendment. :
Marshall barely mentioned
this issue in his hour-long argu-
ment, although it.js discussed
in his brief. The Solicitor Gen
opal bad amade a piron@eergu-
Mt in Boynton’s favor dn thia
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