Ruddock Orleans Cypress Co. v. DeLuppe

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• acknowledging that there likely is adequate support to overrule Hinkle on the issue of severability
• stating that “a subject for purposes of the one-subject rule is to be liberally construed as a classification of significant scope and generality”
• suggesting that heightened scrutiny would be applied to claim that cap violated due course of law provision if it were found that right to jury trial were implicated
• stating that “a subject for purposes of the one-subject rule is to be liberally construed as a classification of significant scope and generality”
• explaining that \[t]here comes a point past No. 12AP-1064 9 which a denominated subject becomes so strained in its effort to cohere diverse matter as to lose its legitimacy as such\
• limiting application of the public-importance exception to circumstances where serious public injury would result otherwise

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).