due proccess

[macgrey]

I am a student at Fairfield University in Fairfield CT. Some 250 or so students live off campus primarily in one area along the beach among older permenent year round home owners. A local ordinance was passed that levies a fine stating that a police officers overtime salary (per incident) must be paid by the owner or leesor of any residence in which the police have been dispatched to at least twice in a month. How can I demonstrate that this local ordinance is directly targeted towards students and thus violates due proccess rights contained in the Constitution of the U.S.?

 

[HomeGuru]

You won't be able to and prevail.

 

[macgrey]

I dont need to prevail this is for an assignment for a local municipality law class. What i would appretiate is where to start or how to go about putting the best evidence on the table that the ordinance is directed at the students. I have written to a few RTM members and a selectmen, but of course no body will admitt that the ordinance is targeted at a group, and thanks for the reply.

 

[Taxguy]

There is no Due Process issue here.
The Ordanance may be discriminatory in some manner, but Due Process is not the correct avenue of attack.