Sears v. State of Ga.

How courts have described this case

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• inquiring into whether all of the proposed changes \are germane to the accomplishment of a single objective\
• “[t]he legislature is absolutely unrestricted in its power to legislate, so long as it does not undertake to enact measures prohibited by the State or Federal Constitution. [Cits.]”
• “The inherent powers of our State General Assembly are awesome . . . . [The General Assembly] is absolutely unrestricted in its power to legislate, so long as it does not undertake to enact measures prohibited by the State or Federal Constitution.” (citation omitted)
• “The inherent powers of our State General Assembly are awesome . . . . [The General Assembly] is absolutely unrestricted in the power to legislate, so long as it does not undertake to enact measures prohibited by the State or Federal Constitution.” (Citation omitted)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).