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Third Circuit Decision Holds that On-Campus Military Recruiting Statute Governing School Funding is Likely Unconstitutional |
January 29, 2007
Previously published on February 2006
In Fair v. Rumsfeld, 390 F. 3d 219, the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit held that the Solomon Amendment, a federal statute which denies federal funding to colleges and universities that refuse to cooperate with military recruiting efforts, is likely unconstitutional.
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