Edwards v. Marshall Durbin Farms, Inc.

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• explaining a statute is unconstitutional, as a special law, if it is a law which relates to or operates upon particular persons or things
• “[A] statute that appears to apply to one situation or area at the time of enactment may still be considered a general law if it could be applied to other situations or areas in the future.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).