Chippewa County Co-op. Dairy v. Clark

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• concluding that banning individuals who have criminal histories from entering the public housing authority’s premises was rationally related to the goal of suppressing and preventing crime on the premises
• concluding that banning individuals who have criminal histories from entering the public housing authority's premises was rationally related to the goal of suppressing and preventing crime on the premises
• acknowledging that “[t]he Court has accorded constitutional protection to ... child rearing and education”
• acknowledging that \[t]he Court has accorded constitutional protection to ... child rearing and education\
• stating that “[t]he party opposing the [summary judgment] motion may not rely solely on the pleadings”
• holding a no-trespass ban from public housing does not violate a fundamental right even though it prevented the plaintiff from visiting his family at the public property

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).