Cleland v. National College of Business

How courts have described this case

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• “legislative precision has never been constitutionally required in [veterans’ educational benefits cases].”
• \[T]he fact that Congress' judgment may deprive some veterans of the opportunity to take full advantage of the benefits made available to veterans by Congress is not a sufficient basis for greater judicial oversight of that judgment.\
• “[T]he fact that Congress’ judgment may deprive some veterans of the opportunity to take full advantage of the benefits made available to veterans by Congress is not a sufficient basis for greater judicial oversight of that judgment.”

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