The state of South Dakota had a visitor center in Sturgis, a town in the western part of the state, where they sold gifts and st
ate-themed memorabilia. They gave those who were state residents and could provide a state ID a 20% discount on all purchases. Talonda was a resident of New Jersey and was visiting Sturgis during the annual motorcycle rally held in August. She was upset when she was not offered the state discount. If she sues the state of South Dakota, the court will likely rule that the policy is
The answer is "Constitutional under the privileges and immunities clause".
Explanation:
In Article IV, 2 of the constitution, a Privileges and Protections clause states that "Every State's citizens shall have right towards any privileges and immunities of a citizen of the numerous Participating Countries." The above provision safeguards individual citizens' fundamental rights and hinders Governmental discriminatory initiatives.
The Supreme Court has often been reluctant to overturn the decisions of the elected branches of the government. This reluctance is known as the policy of judicial restraint.
Sociologist <span>Charles Horton Cooley </span> viewed gossip as something that spread among a small group of individuals who personally knew the person who was the object of the rumor.
