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Curious what this means for public facilities (like libraries, universities, schools) that are either only available to city/state residents, or offer preferent
by bhupy 6y ago
Curious what this means for public facilities (like libraries, universities, schools) that are either only available to city/state residents, or offer preferential pricing for residents.
- GaryNumanVevo 6y agoI would be interested to see some examples of libraries / universities that you cannot enter if you're out of state
- bhupy 6y agoUniversities offer preferential pricing (in-state tuition) for state residences. University libraries typically disallow non-students from entering. It's an important example because it raises the question of where we draw the line as to what extent government institutions can restrict access to public property.