What are the powers of a federal court when faced with deeply entrenched violations of federal constitutional rights? What should the federal court do when the violations are so deeply entrenched that they have become part of ordinary everyday life? And what should a federal court do when those violations were caused by state and local governments, and can be uprooted only by those in charge of state and local governments?
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