United States v. Michael Anthony Thurmond, United States of America v. Michael Dwayne Harris

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• holding that penalty disparity between powder and crack cocaine does not violate due process and was not enacted for a discriminatory purpose
• using demeaning, belittling, and offensive language with elementary school students did not violate students’ constitutional rights
• disparate sentencing for ' cocaine base and cocaine powder

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