NORMAN v. STATE OF FLORIDA

How courts have described this case

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• holding that state statute prohibiting payroll deductions for public school union dues did not violate First Amendment or Equal Protection Clause
• declining to look beyond the text of a facially-neutral statute to examine claims of improper legislative motive because “the law forecloses this kind of adventure”
• rejecting first amendment and equal protection challenges to Michigan statute prohibiting school payroll deductions for union dues
• rejecting a teachers union’s First Amendment retaliation claim challenging Michigan’s elimination of state- sponsored collection of union dues through payroll deductions
• refusing to “peer past” the text of statute “to infer some invidious legislative intention”

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