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Spiegel, Inc. v. Whitaker et ux.
Appeal from Sup. Ct. Wash, dismissed for want of substantial federal question.
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Opinion
454 U.S. 958 · Supreme Court of the United States · Nov 2, 1981
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Spiegel, Inc. v. Whitaker et ux.
Supreme Court of Connecticut · Dec 7, 1999
Tex. App. Ct., 6th Dist. (Texarkana) · Apr 21, 1998
Supreme Court of Connecticut · Apr 22, 1997
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“Unless there is some clear reason for not doing so, effect must be given to every part of and each word in the constitution.”
‘Unless there is some clear reason for not doing so, effect must be given to every part of and each word in the constitution.’
‘Unless there is some clear reason for not doing so, effect must be given to every part of and each word in the constitution.’
‘Unless there is some clear reason for not doing so, effect must be given to every part of and each word in the constitution.’
‘Unless there is some clear reason for not doing so, effect must be given to every part of and each word in the constitution.’
‘Unless there is some clear reason for not doing so, effect must be given to every part of and each word in the constitution.’
‘Unless there is some clear reason for not doing so, effect must be given to every part of and each word in the constitution.’
‘Unless there is some clear reason for not doing so, effect must be given to every part of and each word in the constitution.’
conflicting with Conn. Const., art. Ill, § 11