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· 6/22/1970

Fridena v. Arizona Osteopathic Medical Ass'n

Citations

  • 399 U.S. 910
  • 90 S. Ct. 2201

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  • interpretation of statute offered by Attorney General is not binding because he may \change his mind ... and he may be replaced in office\
  • “If the district judge had read Wisconsin’s new ... statute so narrowly as to obviate all constitutional questions, it would still be possible for the state to prosecute people for violating the statute as broadly construed, because the enforcement of the statute would not have been enjoined.”

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