Long v. Board of Supervisors of Benton County

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• finding that a courthouse hour provision did not violate the single-subject rule when it was added to a bill “relating to the compensation of county officers, deputies and clerks”
• finding that a courthouse hour provision did not violate the single-subject rule when it was added to a bill “relating to the compensation of county officers, deputies and clerks”
• finding that a courthouse hour provision did not violate the single-subject rule when it was added to a bill “relating to the compensation of county officers, deputies and clerks”
• single-subject rule provides for an orderly legislative process and allows the legislature to better grasp and more intelligently discuss legislative proposals
• single-subject rule provides for an orderly legislative process and allows the legislature to better grasp and more intelligently discuss legislative proposals
• “The primary and universally-recognized purpose of the one- subject rule is to prevent ‘log-rolling’ in the enactment of laws . . . .”

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