Missouri Ass'n of Club Executives, Inc. v. State

How courts have described this case

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• holding the late inclusion of provisions regulating adult entertainment to a bill regulating traffic offenses violated the bar on changing the original purpose of bill and was an example of legislative logrolling
• severing portions of a bill governing “intoxication-related traffic offenses” that related to adult entertainment because they violated the original purpose requirement
• severing portions of a bill governing “intoxication-related traffic offenses” that related to adult entertainment because they violated the original purpose requirement
• severing portions of a bill governing \intoxication-related traffic offenses\ that related to adult entertainment because they violated the original purpose requirement
• finding amendments relating to “certain non-traffic related alcohol offenses, such as the sale of alcohol to minors,” were germane to an original purpose relating to alcohol-related traffic offenses

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).