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State v. Snyder

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  • 203 N.W.2d 280

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  • noting “[d]istinctions in the administration of criminal justice between rich and poor are generally not likely to bear up under constitutional scrutiny”
  • “It is recognized that the state has a valid interest in punishing an individual who cannot pay his fine.”
  • “Distinctions in the administration of criminal justice between rich and poor are generally not likely to bear up under constitutional scrutiny. Such economic discrimination falls squarely within the protection of [the Fourteenth Amendment].”

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Judges: Moore, Mason, Rawlings, Legrand, Rees

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