Hooks v. Kennedy

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• rejecting argument regardless of its merits because court constrained by more than sixteen years of legislative silence
• rejecting argument regardless of its merits because court constrained by more than sixteen years of legislative silence
• rejecting argument regardless of its merits because court constrained by more than sixteen years of legislative silence
• rejecting argument regardless of its merits because court constrained by more than sixteen years of legislative silence
• opposing challenge to commissioner’s calculation of presentence confinement and presentence good time credit
• if statute “does not implicate a fundamental right, we review [it] under a rational basis test” and “[i]n such circumstances, the state must show only that the law is not arbitrary or capricious, that is, that it bears a reasonable relation to some legitimate state purpose”

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