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Perry v. State

Citations

  • 429 P.2d 249
  • 1967 Alas. LEXIS 171

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that courts should not pass on a constitutional issue unless it is essential to the decision of a case
  • declaring that a court should not pass on a constitutional issue unless the determination of that issue is essential to the court's decision of the case
  • do not need to reach and therefore decline to reach statutory issue, since answer might lead to constitutional issue; should not pass on constitutional issue unless determination essential to decision of case
  • do not need to reach and therefore decline to reach statutory issue, since answer might lead to constitutional issue; should not pass on constitutional issue unless determination essential to decision of case
  • should not pass on constitutional issue unless determination essential to decision of case

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).

Judges: Nesbett, Rabino-Witz, Sanders

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