Citizens of Indianapolis for Quality Schools, Inc. v. United States

representation is adequate if, inter alia, representative does not have or represent an interest adverse to the proposed intervenor | appealable error cannot be predicated on testimony brought out by cross-examination conducted on behalf of defendant-appellant | both recognizing a presumption that a school board adequately represents its student’s interests absent a showing of gross negligence or bad faith | local union bylaw allocating offices by race held unreasonable | local union bylaw allocating offices by race held unreasonable | including evidence falling short of criminal conduct