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· 4/9/1996

Libertarian Party of Wisconsin v. State

Citations

  • 546 N.W.2d 424
  • 199 Wis. 2d 790
  • 1996 Wisc. LEXIS 43

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  • holding population criteria rationally promoted legitimate legislative objective of creating professional baseball stadium district in light of demographic, economic and population characteristics necessary to sup port Major League Baseball club
  • noting that we need not discuss arguments that lack “sufficient merit to warrant individual attention”
  • stating that an appellate court need not discuss arguments that “lack sufficient merit to warrant individual attention”
  • stating the court of appeals need not consider inadequately developed arguments
  • appellate court need not discuss arguments unless they have \sufficient merit to warrant individual attention\
  • appellate court need not discuss arguments unless they have \sufficient merit to warrant individual attention\

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Judges: Abrahamson

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