Drummond v. Beasley

How courts have described this case

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• characterizing as dicta certain language in a case concerning a subject not within the question before the court
• characterizing as dicta certain language in a case concerning a subject not within the question before the court
• finding a veto invalid because it “modified] legislation rather than nullified] legislation”
• governor’s veto message does not have force of law because it is not a legislative act or an Executive Order
• governor's veto message does not have force of law because it is not a legislative act or an Executive Order
• governor's veto message does not have force of law

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).