In what ruling did the Court strike down the University of Michigan's undergraduate admission policy as too mechanical and not narrowly tailored to give applicants "individualized consideration" as Bakke required?

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Gratz v. Bollinger was the ruling in which the Court struck down the University of Michigan's undergraduate admission policy as too mechanical and not narrowly tailored to give applicants "individualized consideration" as Bakke required.

In What Ruling Did the Court Strike Down the University