United States v. Lulac, Gi Forum and Naacp, Plaintiffs-Intervenors-Appellees v. State of Texas

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• there is no duty for higher education to compensate for constitutional infirmities at secondary/primary levels
• there is no duty for higher education to compensate for constitutional infirmities at secondary/primary levels
• “When the legislature enacts a law, or a state agency adopts a regulation, that affects a general class of persons, all of those persons have received procedural due process by the legislative process itself and they have no right to individual attention”

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