State Ex Rel. Riley v. Martin

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• concluding article V, section 1 clearly does not preclude a statutory court of appeals, then citing the West Committee for legislative history
• concluding article V, section 1 clearly does not preclude a statutory court of appeals, then citing the West Committee for legislative history
• purpose of legislation is to prevent legislators from deriving directly or indirectly any pecuniary benefit from the enactment
• purpose of legislation is to prevent legislators from deriving directly or indirectly any pecuniary benefit from the enactment
• action brought by Attorney General and Governor challenging legislation creating Court of Appeals
• action brought by Attorney General and Governor challenging legislation creating Court of Appeals

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