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· 7/17/1970

State Ex Rel. Frizzell v. Highwood Service, Inc.

Citations

  • 473 P.2d 97
  • 205 Kan. 821
  • 1970 Kan. LEXIS 355

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  • \ascertaining the meaning of constitutional provisions\ requires courts to consider the \understanding of the people at their adoption\
  • \ascertaining the meaning of constitutional provisions\ requires courts to consider the \understanding of the people at their adoption\
  • \[T]he constitutional ban against lotteries ... is not self-defining. That function is judicial in nature. \ (emphasis added)
  • in ascertaining meaning of a constitutional provision, courts should give consideration to what appears to have been the intendment and understanding of the people at the time of its adoption
  • giveaway radio show involves no consideration; game is not a lottery
  • viewing a television program does not constitute \consideration\

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