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Second Circuit· 4/26/2022

Cornelio v. Connecticut

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  • 32 F.4th 160

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  • “Once it is apparent that heightened scrutiny applies, the government cannot be excused from the obligation to identify evidence that supports its restriction of a constitutional right.”

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