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... petitioners because they are " among a capriciously selected random handful upon whom the sentence of death has in fact been imposed , " opinion of MR . JUSTICE STEWART , post , at 309-310 , or because " there is no meaningful basis for ...
... petitioners because they are " among a capriciously selected random handful upon whom the sentence of death has in fact been imposed , " opinion of MR . JUSTICE STEWART , post , at 309-310 , or because " there is no meaningful basis for ...
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... petitioners that the de- cision as to recognition would be critically influenced by petitioners ' willingness to agree in advance to abide by reasonable regulations promulgated by the college . I find the implication clear from the ...
... petitioners that the de- cision as to recognition would be critically influenced by petitioners ' willingness to agree in advance to abide by reasonable regulations promulgated by the college . I find the implication clear from the ...
Side 193
... petitioners ' re- quest for campus recognition . Because respondents failed to accord due recognition to First Amendment principles , the judgments below approving respondents ' denial of recognition must be reversed . Since we can- not ...
... petitioners ' re- quest for campus recognition . Because respondents failed to accord due recognition to First Amendment principles , the judgments below approving respondents ' denial of recognition must be reversed . Since we can- not ...
Side 194
... Petitioners have not challenged in this litigation the procedural or substantive aspects of the College's require- ments governing applications for official recognition . Although the record is unclear on this point , CCSC may have ...
... Petitioners have not challenged in this litigation the procedural or substantive aspects of the College's require- ments governing applications for official recognition . Although the record is unclear on this point , CCSC may have ...
Side 195
... Petitioners may , if they so choose , preach the propriety of amending or even doing away with any or all campus regulations . They may not , however , undertake to flout these rules . MR . JUS- TICE BLACKMUN , at the time he was a ...
... Petitioners may , if they so choose , preach the propriety of amending or even doing away with any or all campus regulations . They may not , however , undertake to flout these rules . MR . JUS- TICE BLACKMUN , at the time he was a ...
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