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California Supreme Court
Mar. 4, 2022
Supreme Court refuses to lift limits on UC Berkeley’s enrollment
Local residents have accused the university of not building enough housing. The ruling could mean 3,000 fewer students on campus this fall.
The state Supreme Court on Thursday rejected the University of California's bid for a stay of a lower court ruling that will limit the number of students UC Berkeley can enroll in the fall semester.
Justice Goodwin H. Liu and Joshua P. Groban dissented from the court's decision upholding a 1st District Court of...
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