I
believe that a recent Sixth Circuit case struck down a discriminatory direct
shipment law; a ban on direct shipment might be ok, but not a discriminatory
law, which allows direct shipment by instaters but not out of staters I seem
to recall that that was the rationale... JFB
I have
a question about the 9th Circuit panel decision... As I understand it, the
constitutional infirmity relates to different rates of error in the
votingmachines that some counties use. There is disproportionate
project disenfranchisement based on county of residence. I do not want to
Title: RE: Lawrence, Limon and SDP Review Stratification
I think the application of Lawrence/Romer to disparate treatment of heterosexual statutory rape vs. homosexual statutory rape has to come to grips with Michael M. v. Superior Court (1981), which allowed for punishment of males
