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Vlandis v. Kline

United States Supreme Court

412 U.S. 441 (1973)

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A Connecticut law charged non-resident students higher university tuition, fixing a student's residency status permanently at the time of admission with no opportunity to later demonstrate a change to resident status. Two students (plaintiffs) who were non-residents at admission sued to challenge this irrebuttable presumption of permanent non-residence; the district court ruled for the students, and the defendant appealed.

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Whether an irrebuttable presumption that students are non-residents for purposes of in-state tuition violates the Due Process Clause.

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