· 3/18/2024
Christian v. Biden
How courts have described this case
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- stating that \Justice Kennedy's proposition that strict scrutiny is 'unlikely' to apply to race[-]conscious measures that do not lead to treatment based on classification does not 'explain[] the result' of [Parents Involved]\
- analyzing intentional discrimination outside of the Title VII employment context under the Equal Protection Clause
- “Racially discriminatory purpose means that the decisionmaker adopted the challenged action at least partially because the action would benefit or burden an identifiable group.”
- “[r]acially discriminatory purpose means that the decisionmaker adopted the challenged action at least partially because the action would benefit or burden an identifiable group”
- “The Court has never held that strict scrutiny should be applied to a school plan in which race is not a factor merely because the decisionmakers were aware of or considered race when adopting the policy.”
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Judges: Judge Randolph D. Moss
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