Desegregation hearing canceled; judge in car accident

By The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette , Mark Minton

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A 10 a.m. hearing in the Pulaski County School desegregation lawsuit was canceled Monday after U.S. District Judge Brian S. Miller, the presiding judge in the case, had a car accident on his way into work from his home in Helena-West Helena.

Brian S. Miller

Miller was not hurt and the hearing will be rescheduled for another date, an employee in the judge's office said Monday.

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This article was published April 13, 2009 at 11:28 a.m.

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