Greenberg v. Myers

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• Attorney General may not select and identify in caption only one of multiple subjects, such that caption understates scope of subject mat- ter
• Attorney General may not select and identify in caption only one of multiple subjects, such that caption understates scope of subject matter
• “What the Attorney General cannot do is select and identify in a caption only one out of multiple subjects and thus understate the scope of the proposed measure’s subject matter.”
• measure at issue incorporated multi-part enforcement scheme including new forms of liability that “would enact major changes to Oregon law that likely would be significant to the voting public”
• measure at issue incorporated multi-part enforcement scheme including new forms of liability that “would enact major changes to Oregon law that likely would be significant to the voting public”
• on review, Attorney General proposed a revised “yes” vote result statement to satisfy legal requirements, but the petitioner objected that the revision was not sufficient; court nevertheless considered and resolved the objection

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