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· 10/11/2023

Johnny Gabriel Lazalde v. the State of Texas

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  • concluding that a federal set-aside program which, on its face, provided financial incentives to hire minority subcontractors would be subject to strict scrutiny
  • holding that strict scrutiny applies to “any racial classification subjecting [a] person to unequal treatment”
  • holding that facial racial classifications imposed by the federal government should also be subject to strict scrutiny review
  • holding that strict scrutiny applied to government’s use of race-based presumptions in identifying preferred subcontractors for government projects
  • holding that equal protection jurisprudence requires the application of \strict scrutiny\ to all racial classifications
  • holding that “of course” plaintiff had standing to challenge lost contract when contract loss was actually caused by minority-preference system

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