· 9/27/2023
ALAIN RODRIGUEZ-ROIG v. STATE OF FLORIDA
How courts have described this case
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- holding that state restrictions that primarily affect lawfully resident aliens’ economic interests, as opposed to political interests, are subject to heightened judicial scrutiny
- holding that probation officers \sufficiently partake of the sovereign's power to exercise coercive force over the individual that they may be limited to citizens\
- holding constitutional a California law requiring probation officers to be citizens
- holding constitutional a California law requiring probation officers to be citizens
- holding constitutional a California law requiring probation officers to be citizens
- stating that “[a]liens are by definition those outside of this community”
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