Keyserling v. Beasley

How courts have described this case

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• finding the One Subject Rule does not prevent the General Assembly from dealing with several branches of a general subject
• “We do not sit as a super legislature to second guess the wisdom or folly of decisions of the General Assembly.”
• the Court does not sit as a superlegislature to second guess the wisdom or folly of decisions of the General Assembly
• this Court does \not sit as a superlegislature to second guess the wisdom or folly of decisions of the General Assembly\
• this Court does “not sit as a superlegislature to second guess the wisdom or folly of decisions of the General Assembly”
• Article III, § 17 does not preclude legislature from dealing with several branches of one general subject in a single act

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).