describing plaintiff's burden in similar challenge as one of showing that its injuries are "`fairly traceable' to the disputed conduct of defendants — namely, the use of allegedly unconstitutional race and gender preferences"
Summary of this case from Klaver Const. Co., Inc. v. Kansas Dept. of Transp.No. 98-1159.
March 29, 1999, October TERM, 1998.
C.A. 9th Cir. Certiorari denied. Reported below: 147 F. 3d 1054.
describing plaintiff's burden in similar challenge as one of showing that its injuries are "`fairly traceable' to the disputed conduct of defendants — namely, the use of allegedly unconstitutional race and gender preferences"
Summary of this case from Klaver Const. Co., Inc. v. Kansas Dept. of Transp.describing plaintiffs burden in similar challenge as one of showing that its injuries are "`fairly traceable' to the disputed conduct of defendants — namely, the use of allegedly unconstitutional race and gender preferences"
Summary of this case from Klaver Construction Co. v. Kansas Department of Trans.Full title:HUFFMAN ET AL. v. COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES ET AL
Court:U.S.
Date published: Mar 29, 1999
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