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Lewis v. State

Citations

  • 629 N.W.2d 868
  • 464 Mich. 781

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  • stating that a cause of action for damages cannot be implied by the Constitution when the text of the Constitution instead vests authority in the Legislature to determine the remedies available
  • stating that a cause of action for damages cannot be implied by the Constitution when the text of the Constitution instead vests authority in the Legislature to determine the remedies available
  • stating that a cause of action for damages cannot be implied by the Constitution when the text of the Constitution instead vests authority in the Legislature to determine the remedies available
  • rejecting a private cause of action under the equal protection clause of the Michigan Constitution \because the plain language of this constitutional provision leaves its implementation to the Legislature\
  • rejecting a private cause of action under the equal protection clause of the Michigan Constitution “because the plain language of this constitutional provision leaves its implementation to the Legislature”
  • reviewing a statute for its constitutionality is \a core judicial function\

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Judges: Kelly, Corrigan, Cavanagh, Weaver, Young, Markman, Taylor

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