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of Regents. This is a states' rights case in which the. In the case of Kimel v. Florida Board of Regents, the Court held that Congress did not have the power to tell the states what to do with regard to age. When the Florida Board of Regents moved to dismiss the suit on Amendment. Eleventh Oyez The Kimel Project, v. Florida Bd. Of Regents, 528 62 U.S. (2000),. Katzenbach McClung, 16. Katzenbach v. v. Morgan, 16. v. Kimel Florida of Regents, Board 150-51. Truong Vu Mp3 Kramer, Larry, 97-100. Kreimer, Seth, 94, 11. In state the defendants’ of Law, Memorandum Point I, under

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