The court also expressed their concern in regard to Judge Melancon being personally involved in the case and wrote his actions were more administrative than judicial. The court wrote one could perceive from the record that Judge Melancon had taken over the independent decision making of the school board. The court was unable to rule on the Graham appeal since the appeal was not a final decision from the district court.
The court expressed its apprehension regarding Judge Melancon's role in the case, stating that his actions were more administrative than judicial. The court observed from the record that Judge Melancon had taken over the independent decision-making authority of the school board. Due to this, the court was unable to render a verdict on the Graham appeal as it was not a final judgment from the district court.