Randolph County Board of Education v. Adams

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• holding that free textbooks are today required by the West Virginia Constitution’s guarantee of a thorough and efficient education, even though they were not required when the Constitution was adopted
• holding that free textbooks are today required by the West Virginia Constitution's guarantee of a thorough and efficient education, even though they were not required when the Constitution was adopted
• explaining that \[t]he starting point in every case involving construction of our Constitution is the language of the constitutional provision at issue\ (citation omitted)
• explaining that “[t]he starting point in every ease involving construction of our Constitution is the language of the constitutional provision at issue” (citation omitted)
• stating “[t]he starting point in every case involving construction of our Constitution is the language of the constitutional provision at issue”
• discussing concept of judicial restraint as requiring \defer[ence] to rationally based legislative enactments\

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