· 7/2/1980
Sadegh Shamloo v. Mississippi State Board of Trustees of Institutions of Higher Learning
Citations
- 620 F.2d 516
- 1980 U.S. App. LEXIS 16025
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- holding that district court denying preliminary injunction abused its discretion by considering Iranian students’ political beliefs in light of Iran holding American hostages
- expressing concern that cases be decided on the narrowest legal grounds available
- criminal statute must be worded so that person of ordinary intelligence has reasonable opportunity to know what is prohibited
- \[C]ases are to be decided on the narrowest legal grounds available.\
- “[Cjases are to be decided on the narrowest legal grounds available.”
- “[C]ases are to be decided on the narrowest legal grounds available.”
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Judges: Thornberry, Johnson, Henderson
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