In 2003, the U

question 31

Multiple Choice

In 2003, the U.S. Supreme Court considered two different admissions policies adopted at the University of Michigan Law School and

• A) for the first time, ruled that an affirmative action was unconstitutional.
• B) ruled that "diversity" could not be a compelling government interest.
• C) approved affirmative action plans that took race into consideration as part of a complete examination of the applicant's background.
• D) approved a plan that automatically awarded points toward admission to minority applicants.
• E) ruled that the time had come for all affirmative action programs to end, since government could do nothing more to alleviate the effects of past discrimination.

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