Ninth Circuit· 8/2/2011

Alpha Delta Chi-Delta Chapter v. Reed

Citations

648 F.3d 790
2011 U.S. App. LEXIS 15876
2011 WL 3275950

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

finding a university’s policy prohibiting discrimination based on religion reasonable in light of the program’s purpose “to promote diversity and nondiscrimination”
finding a university’s policy prohibiting discrimination based on religion reasonable in light of the program’s purpose “to promote diversity and nondiscrimination”
finding factual issue remained as to whether school discriminated against student group based on religious views
finding no selective enforcement where a school “inadvertently” approved a discriminating student group due to “administrative oversight,” or where, “despite the language in [its] application[],” the supposedly offending group “agreed to abide by the nondiscrimination policy”
no selective enforcement where “groups were approved inadvertently because of administrative oversight,” or where “groups have, despite the language in their applications, agreed to abide by the nondiscrimination policy”
no selective enforcement where “groups were approved inadvertently because of administrative oversight,” or where “groups have, despite the language in their applications, agreed to abide by the nondiscrimination policy”

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Judges: Pregerson, Ripple, Graber

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