Supreme Court· 3/1/1965

Carrington v. Rash

Citations

380 U.S. 89
85 S. Ct. 775
13 L. Ed. 2d 675
1965 U.S. LEXIS 1734

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holding that the right to vote is a fundamental right protected by the Equal Protection Clause
holding that the right to vote is a fundamental right protected by the Equal Protection Clause
holding that the right to vote is a fundamental right protected by the Equal Protection Clause
holding that discrimination against the military in provision of the right to vote is unconstitutional
striking down on equal protection grounds statute that prevented resident military personnel from voting where stationed
invalidating Texas statute denying franchise to those in military who moved into the state where Texas attempted to justify the statute by arguing military personnel might otherwise start influencing elections

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Judges: Stewart, Harlan

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