Scott v. Dennison

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• collecting cases rejecting the proposition that violent and non-violent felony offenders are similarly situated
• collecting cases rejecting the proposition that violent and non-violent felony offenders are similarly situated
• collecting cases rejecting the proposition that violent and non-violent felony offenders are similarly situated
• collecting cases rejecting the proposition that violent and non-violent felony offenders are similarly situated
• “neither violent felons nor non-violent felons are a ‘suspect class’ under the United States Constitution”
• “To prevail on a ‘class of one’ equal-protection claim, plaintiff must ‘show, not only ‘irrational and wholly arbitrary’ acts, but also intentional disparate treatment.”

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