United States v. William T. Coleman, Beverly Holland and Roxanne M. Stowe

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• “In order to trigger intermediate scrutiny, a challenged law must employ some sort of ‘quasi-suspect classification,’ or implicate an important, though not constitutional, right.” (internal citation omitted)
• including weight of moisture in fully processed, consumable crack

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