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Last Sunday's term was secured transaction, which is defined as:
n. any loan or credit in which property is pledged as security in the event payment is not made. See also: deed of trust lien mortgage pawn UCC-1
Edward Wiest got it right!
Today's term is:
Rational basis.
As always, no dictionaries, please.
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A logical connection between the law at issue and the advancement of a permissible governmental interest.
Posted by: slickdpdx | August 21, 2007 at 03:03 PM