Explain the bakke case how did it begin and how did it end?

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Bakke sued the University of California , and they were stating that the school's medical admission policy was violating The Civil Rights Act and The 14th amendments promise of the equality protection clause. The California's supreme court ruled in the favor of Bakke, by rejecting their policy. They agreed, the policy was against people of race, "No applicant may be rejected because of his race, in favor of another who is less qualified..."

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