Rey v. Texas

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• seventeen-year-old victim’s genitals were burned and cut, she was then raped and strangled, and finally defendant grabbed her head and twisted it in order to break her neck
• seventeen-year-old victim's genitals were burned and cut, she was then raped and strangled, and finally defendant grabbed her head and twisted it in order to break her neck
• federal regulations pursuant to the Property Clause “necessarily override[ ] conflicting state laws under the Supremacy Clause”
• Supreme Court recognized that the Orthodox church was a “hierarchical church,” with a governing body, set rules of procedure, and an internal appeals procedure
• seventeen-year-old victim’s genitals were , burned and cut, she was then raped and strangled, and finally defendant grabbed her head and twisted it in order to break her neck
• in which the Supreme Court upheld zoning ordinances classifying and regulating “adult” motion picture theaters differently from other theaters

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