· 4/19/1989
Alaska Christian Bible Institute v. State
Citations
- 772 P.2d 1079
- 1989 Alas. LEXIS 29
- 1989 WL 43947
How courts have described this case
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- applying the prevailing common law rule and concluding that Alaska’s 120-day limit resulted in a 121-day session because the day the legislature convenes is not counted
- applying the prevailing common law rule and concluding that Alaska's 120-day limit resulted in a 121-day session because the day the legislature convenes is not counted
- denial of intervention held harmless error where the intervenor was allowed to participate as an amicus curiae
- first day of legislative session not counted in calculating constitutional 120-day session limit
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Judges: Matthews, Witz, Burke, Compton, Moore
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