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In the specific field of hotel operations, the supreme court has ruled that the national labor relations board could not lawfully follow a policy of refusing to take.
14, 1964, that in passing title ii of the civil rights act (1964), which.
In an unanimous 9-0 opinion, the supreme court held that within the scope of the commerce clause, congress did have the authority.
United states, the court was faced with a very similar issue. Congress had outlawed discrimination in public accommodations (hotels.
Argued: 10/05/ 1964; decided: 12/14/1964; vote: unanimous; majority: earl warren edward.
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Facts: title ii of the civil rights act of 1964 forbids racial discrimination by places of public.
United states the supreme court upholds the civil rights act of 1964, which prohibits discrimination against customers in public.
Rolleston lost when the supreme court ruled that congress was well.
A motel in atlanta, georgia challenged the constitutionality of the public accommodation portion of the bill.
241 (1964) in 1964, the heart of atlanta motel found itself at the heart of a landmark civil.
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It is undisputed that both establishments had and intended to continue a policy against serving negroes.
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