Schuette ruling upholds Michigan ban on race discrimination
Charles Krauthammer argues the Supreme Court’s 6-2 Schuette decision lets voters decide affirmative action via ballot measures, noting Grutter’s flawed logic and urging democratic process over court fiat. He says the ruling respects constitutionality of Michigan’s referendum and cautions against courts enforcing racial preference bans.
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Michigan
Schuette
Stephen Breye
Breyer
Bakke
University of Mic Gan Law School
Grutter
Antonin Scalia
Thomas Sowell
Stuart Taylor
Roe v. Wade
Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Ginsberg
Roe
Anthony Kennedy
Who's right in this chicken and eye fight
Michael Markarian argues that state laws on animal welfare and agriculture should stand, warning the Missouri lawsuit against California’s egg cage rule could threaten many state standards. He cites 9th Circuit findings supporting humane laws and urges Congress to pass nationwide Egg Products Inspection Act Amendments to set a uniform standard.
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California
United States
Iowa
Missouri
Chris Koster
Steve King
9Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Michigan
Ohio
Oregon
Washington
Burger King
Safeway
U.S
Michael Markarian
The
Humane Society Legislative Fund
Animalsandpolitics.com
California egg law risks trade wars and higher costs
Will Coggin argues California’s 2010 egg law imposing costly housing standards on out-of-state producers threatens interstate commerce. He cites Iowa as a major egg producer opposing the measure, backed by Attorney General Tom Miller in a multi-state suit, and warns of higher prices and tighter choices if the law stands.
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Lowa
Idaho
Arizona
Nevada
Humane Society
USDA
Miller
Iowa
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