Did the University of Texas violate the Equal Protection Clause when it considered the race of the applicants as a factor in its admissions decisions affecting 20 percent of the entering class? The Supreme Court is likely to issue its decision for Fisher v. University of Texas sometime in the spring, and it may become an issue in the 2016 presidential campaign. Read more >>
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