Q: So in the Meyer v Nebraska case why was it ruled unconstitutional and what evidence did they have to prove that
I'm doing a project for school where I have to defended Meyers while a classmate of mine defends the State of Nebraska. I need 3 top pieces of evidence proving what they did was unconstitutional.
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Cool Simon. They deal with assignment is for you to do the work not to ask someone else to do it for you.
This is a public forum. I hope for your sake that your teacher does not also utilize this forum and discover your question.
This sounds like a violation of the honor code to me
A: Then you need to study the case and see what the evidence is, not ask someone else.
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