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Id. at 626. 26. Id. at 626 (quoting Connally v. Gen. Constr. Co., 269 U.S. 385, 391 (1926)). 27. Though the California Supreme Court attempted to
not only plaintiff’s attire, but also his right to, for example, take notes at trial with a pen. Defendants’ counsel opposed any re- quest that would
action taken in the instant case. This was the view taken at one time by Attorney General Bonaparte . . . .”). Dep’t of Air Force, Sacramento Air
Directing Attorney of the Federal Rights Project at the National Senior Citizens Law Center (NSCLC). She was counsel for the Independent Living Center on
practices. Attempts to reform enforcement efforts have also consolidated existing disadvantage at times. This should give current advocates pause, as
article/attachment/final_investigative_report_code_enforcement_senator_skoufis _igo_committee.pdf [ https://perma.cc/EE6Y-YG7V]. 65. Id. at 95. 66
illustrative—if unusually dramatic—example provides a glimpse at the in- stitutional dynamics Division attorneys and staff face when attempting to
”141 The state AGs’ letter argued that these priorities were “a thinly veiled attempt at bringing into our states’ classrooms the deeply flawed and con
attempts at strategic mooting litter the Federal Reporter. This behavior is common on the part of government defendants because the practical and legal
claims that if one tugs at a single strand of my analysis of affirmative action, A Systemic Analysis of Affirmative Action in American Law Schools,1 the