It sounds like the article is suggesting defenses under the equal protections clause in the Constitution.
Does anyone know of cases where it's been applied in this way? It seems like this would be a new way of showing bias, and possibly reducing harsh prison sentences.
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It sounds like the article is suggesting defenses under the equal protections clause in the Constitution.
Does anyone know of cases where it's been applied in this way? It seems like this would be a new way of showing bias, and possibly reducing harsh prison sentences.