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· 10/27/1959

Dade County v. Crowther

Citations

  • 115 So. 2d 610
  • 1959 Fla. App. LEXIS 4016

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  • holding that legislation duly enacted by the General Assembly will not be declared unconstitutional unless the legislation clearly, palpably and plainly violates the Pennsylvania and United States Constitutions
  • holding that legislation duly enacted by the General Assembly will not be declared unconstitutional unless the legislation clearly, palpably and plainly violates the Pennsylva nia and United States Constitutions
  • First-Level Supervisor Collective Bargaining Act is special law because (1) differential treatment was not justified by any real distinction between Turnpike Commission’s first-level supervisors and other Commonwealth-employed first-level supervisors and, alternately, (2
  • “[I]t is clear a statute may be deemed per se unconstitutional if, under the classification, the class consists of one member and is closed or substantially closed to future membership.”

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