At a bare minimum, you should take another hard look at your case, and make sure you feel comfortable with your course of actio
At a
bare minimum, you should take another hard look
at your case, and make sure you feel comfortable with your course of actio
at your case, and make sure you feel comfortable with your course of
action.
A clause that requires a
minimum «rationality» in government
actions has no application to» «an arbitrary and capricious right,»» Swain, supra,
at 219 (quoting Lewis v. United States, supra,
at 378); a constitutional principle that may invalidate state
action on the basis of «stereotypic notions,» Mississippi University for Women v. Hogan, 458 U.S. 718, 725 (1982), does not explain the breadth of a procedure exercised on the» «sudden impressions and unaccountable prejudices we are apt to conceive upon the
bare looks and gestures of another.»»