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Michael M. Vs. Superior Ct.
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- Mar 23, 1981
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Michael M. v. SuperiorSearch
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Ct. - 450 U.S. 464 (1981) U.S. Supreme Court Michael M. v. SuperiorSearch
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Ct., 450 U.S. 464 (1981) Michael M. v. SuperiorSearch
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to legitimate state ends. Reed v. ReedSearch
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judgment should be affirmed on the basis of the applicable test for gender-based classifications as set forth in Reed v. ReedSearch
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U. S. 71 , 404 U. S. 76 , and Craig v. BorenSearch
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challenges to gender-based classifications. The issues posed by such challenges range from issues of standing, see Orr v. OrrSearch
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to those classifications. See Stanton v. StantonSearch
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when gender-based classifications are challenged. See Craig v. BorenSearch
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POWELL, J., concurring). In Reed v. ReedSearch
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to legitimate state ends, while in Craig v. BorenSearch
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U. S. 305 , 384 U. S. 309 (1966), quoting Tigner v. TexasSearch
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but rather realistically reflects the fact that the sexes are not similarly situated in certain circumstances. Parham v. HughesSearch
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purpose of a statute is likely to be elusive. Arlington Heights v. MetropolitanSearch
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sought to prevent illegitimate teenage pregnancies. That finding, of course, is entitled to great deference. Reitman v. MulkeySearch
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might have been, but whether the line chosen by the California Legislature is within constitutional limitations. Kahn v. ShevinSearch
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grounds that very young females are particularly susceptible to physical injury from sexual intercourse, see Rundlett v. OliverSearch
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as in Frontiero v. RichardsonSearch
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as in Orr v. OrrSearch
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and state courts have almost uniformly concluded that statutory rape law are constitutional. See, e.g., Rundlett v. OliverSearch
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