California Supreme Court
Oct. 6, 2010
Court Mulls In-State Tuition
As the immigration issue lights up the governor's race, the California Supreme Court is mulling the validity of a state law that allows illegal immigrant students to pay in-state rates for college tuition.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
As the immigration issue lights up the governor's race, the California Supreme Court is mulling the validity of a state law that allows illegal immigrant students to pay in-state rates for college tuition.
The justices will hear oral argument Tuesday in Fresno in a challenge to the law brought by out-of-state students who say it's unfair that they have to pay higher tuition than...
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