Oregon Supreme Court· 4/28/1987
Oregonian Publishing Co. v. O'Leary
Citations
- 736 P.2d 173
- 303 Or. 297
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- demonstrating that framers' intent, rather than isolated evidence of historical practices, governs constitutional interpretation
- demonstrating that framers’ intent, rather than isolated evidence of historical practices, governs constitutional interpretation
- \The government cannot avoid a constitutional command by `balancing' it against another of its obligations\
- “The government cannot avoid a constitutional command by ‘balancing’ it against another of its obligations”
- “The government cannot avoid a[n unqualified] constitutional command by 'balancing’ it against another of its obligations.”
- \The government cannot avoid a[n unqualified] constitutional command by `balancing' it against another of its obligations.\
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