State Higher Education Assistance Authority v. Graham

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• invalidating program that purchased school loans of needy college students because such funds will “assist D the student to stay in school”
• prohibiting loans to students attending sectarian institutes for violating state constitution
• prohibiting loans to students attending sectarian institutes for violating state constitution
• state purchase of loans made to students at sectarian schools, while indirect and incidental, was unconstitutional attempt to circumvent provisions of state constitution forbidding any use of public funds to support sectarian schools
• state purchase of loans made to students at sectarian schools, while indirect and incidental, was unconstitutional attempt to circumvent provisions of state constitution forbidding any use of public funds to support sectarian schools
• state agency purchasing and making loans to students in post-secondary educational institutions

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