The Davis County School District is a formerly segregated school system that was released from federal judicial supervision years ago. It is obvious to all, however, that Davis County Schools are once again becoming increasingly segregated based on race. Schools in the highly affluent, suburban northern end of the County are increasingly White, as are the high-cost neighborhoods around them. Similarly, the economically distressed, urban southern end of the County is increasingly populated by poorer minority race families, making the County's neighborhoods and schools increasingly segregated economically and racially. Attorneys representing minority students and parents (P) sue school officials (D) in federal court demanding a legal remedy for this increasing racial segregation in the County's schools.

Who would win, the plaintiff (P) or the defendant (D)?