Constitutional Law
Jul. 4, 2001
Fair Way?
Recently, the worlds of professional sports and civil rights law collided in the case of PGA Tour v. Martin. Because the U.S. Supreme Court made the correct decision, both were left better off for the experience.
Michael Waterstone
Fritz B. Burns Dean
Loyola Law School, Los Angeles
Email: michael.waterstone@lls.edu
Recently, the worlds of professional sports and civil rights law collided in the case of PGA Tour v. Martin. Because the U.S. Supreme Court made the correct decision, both were left better off for the experience. This case is important because it takes the first step in explaining how the...
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