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Court reviews journal vs enrolled act in constitutional amendment case
A dissenting judge argues the journals of the eighteenth general assembly do not conclusively prove the amendment was adopted and that enrolled acts, with proper certification, should prevail. He contends journals can be incomplete and that the enrolled resolution must be trusted as final legislative expression.
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Shawhan
Loffer
General Assembly
Ana
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Chk
Wright
Armstrong
Scott
G. Green
Mus- Valley Turnpike Co
Wood
Ohio
Taldeed
Sveede
Eighteenth Genee Tt
Law of the Constitution
Reeds
Board of Supervisors
Ikon
Senate
General Assembly of
Ascesses
Attecurueh
Eee Assem Iy
Legment
Duncumb Va
Prindie
Towa
Glose
Tate
Iowa
Mayor & Co
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Ind
Fouke
Fleming
Berry Vs. Railway Co
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Sherman
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Sann
Dee Ein
N. J
Flo Ve Gortram
Conn
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Pangborn
Young
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Howard
Commissionera
Leavenworth County
Ve.botham
Kan
Green
Wel- He
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Back
Miss
Southwark Bank
Commonwealth
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Pennsylvania
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Strong
Va. Young
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General Assema Hong
Fred
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People
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