Gwinn v. Kane

How courts have described this case

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• reviewing court may affirm a correct ruling based upon an alternate legal theory from that employed by the trial court
• reviewing court may affirm a correct ruling based upon an alternate legal theory from that employed by the trial court
• characterizing portions of Smith as dicta, including its suggestion that the office of special prosecutor could not be constitutionally sanctioned
• characterizing portions of Smith as dicta, including its suggestion that the office of special prosecutor could not be constitutionally sanctioned

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