Supreme Court: After Health Care Ruling, Court Must Rule against Affirmative ActionAnother blockbuster case will follow the Supreme Court ruling onthe health care law known as...Thompson, JoshuaClegg, Roger
What is affirmative action? History behind race-based college admissions practices the Supreme Court overruled The Supreme Court's ruling has no direct legal effect on workplace laws, but it could be problematic for companies already running afoul of existing federal protections against decisions based...
Ernest Owens argues that the Supreme Court's ruling on affirmative action didn't do a anything to promote the meritocracy and in reality undermines it
The court also (again, at least for the time being) dismissed Alabama’s even more radical argument that Section 2 itself is in tension with the Constitution. The theory is that because Section 2 guards against denying or abridging one’s vote on the basis of race, it forces...
Within universities, these policies aim to give non-white applicants a fair chance of being accepted by only having them compete against other students within their race as opposed to the entire applicant pool. Affirmative action as a concept has existed since the 19th century, but its use ...
It's the latest effort in a growing push against legacy admissions, the practice of giving admissions priority to the children of alumni. Backlash against the practice has been building in the wake of last week'sSupreme Court's decision ending affirmative actionin college admissions. ...
Court of Appeals 5th Circuit and various referenda against affirmative action, such as the 1996 ... W Ross - 《Virtual Mentor》 被引量: 0发表: 2009年 Trends and Analyses of Residential Teardowns and their Affects on Neighboring Property Sales Prices in Arlington Heights, Illinois Fighting Back...
In Harvard, SFFA, on behalf of Asian American applicants who were rejected from admission to Harvard College, alleged that Harvard's affirmative action program unlawfully discriminated against Asian American applicants, used unlawful racial balancing, considered race as more than merely a "plus" factor...
Burroughs’s ruling affirmed Harvard’s argument that race-conscious admissions policies are necessary to admit a diverse class. When anti-affirmative action group Students for Fair Admissions sued Harvard in 2014, they alleged that the College’s holistic admissions process discriminates against Asian ...
The Supreme Court in recent decades has established a three-pronged test to balance the government’s interest against a constitutional right or principle, and decide which laws may go too far. These standards of review are rational basis scrutiny, heightened scrutiny, and strict scrutiny. Kennedy...