Joe Gout Shong v. Joe Chew Shee

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• holding that, in order for the text of a bill to constitute more than one subject, it \must have at least two distinct and separate purposes which are not dependent upon or connected with each other\
• holding that, in order for the text of a bill to constitute more than one subject, it \must have at least two distinct and separate purposes which are not dependent upon or connected with each other\
• proposed amendment to the Colorado Constitution which embraces more than one subject is not objectionable on that ground if the subjects contained therein are germane to the general subject of the amendment
• interpreting the single subject requirement for bills
• interpreting single-subject requirement for bills
• interpreting single-subject requirement for bills

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