Miller v. Johnson

·1995

What the Court Decided

Held that strict scrutiny applies when race is the predominant factor motivating a legislature's districting decision, even if the district is not bizarrely shaped.

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Cited In

Louisiana v. Callais

2025 Term · 24-109

Cited for establishing that race as the predominant motivating factor triggers strict scrutiny in redistricting, and that DOJ's incorrect interpretation of Section 5 did not provide a compelling interest.