Medical Institute of Minnesota, a Minnesota Corporation v. National Association of Trade and Technical Schools, a District of Columbia Corporation

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• private action, no matter how egregious, cannot violate the equal protection guarantee of the United States Constitution
• “A judge does not sit as a trier of fact when deciding a motion for summary judgment even if the case is scheduled to be heard without a jury.”
• \MIM's improper 'prepping' argument is without merit because MIM has produced no evidence that the appeals panel was biased by any discussions it may have had with NATTS' counsel.\

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