Settlement negotiations have come to a halt in litigation seeking to end racial segregation in New Jersey’s public schools.

The case was stayed while the parties held settlement talks, but lawyers for both sides reported to the judge recently that progress has been elusive. The state indicates it’s willing to continue with negotiations, while the plaintiffs told the judge they cannot proceed in talks until they obtain a judgment on liability.

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