· 2/2/1996
Adams by and Through Adams v. Baker
Citations
- 919 F. Supp. 1496
- 1996 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 3737
- 1996 WL 138035
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- concluding that excluding the plaintiff from the wrestling team because of her gender deprived her of her right to equal protection and that this deprivation \itself\ constituted irreparable harm
- concluding that excluding the plaintiff from the wrestling team because of her gender deprived her of 24 her right to equal protection and that this deprivation “itself” constituted irreparable harm
- finding that a plaintiff had demonstrated irreparable injury where her school refused to allow her to join the wrestling team because of the “injury inherent in a denial of [the] constitutional right[ ]” to .equal protection
- \The public interest would best be served by enjoining the defendants from infringing on the plaintiff's right to equal protection.\
- “The public interest would best be served by enjoining the defendants from infringing on the plaintiff’s right to equal protection.”
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