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State Bar & Bar Associations

May 29, 2003

State Bar Question Five

Question Five - Constitutional Law - Paul, a student at Rural State University ("Rural"), wishes to sue Rural, a public school, for violation of his rights under the U.S. Constitution because Rural refused to select him for its cheerleading squad solely on the basis that he is a male. Paul is indigent, however, and cannot afford to pay the costs of suit, including filing and service of process fees.




        QUESTION 5
        
        CONSTITUTIONAL LAW
        
        Paul, a student at Rural State University ("Rural"), wishes to sue Rural, a public school, for viola...

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