State v. A.L.I.V.E. Voluntary

How courts have described this case

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• “A mere resolution ... is not a competent method of expressing the legislative will, where that expression is to have the force of law ....”
• statute providing that legislature could annul a duly adopted administrative regulation by concurrent resolution held unconstitutional
• statute allowing legislature to invalidate administrative rules by concurrent resolution unconstitutional under the \enactment\ provisions of Alaska Constitution
• Alaska Constitutional Convention had dealt specifically with legislative veto
• Alaska Constitutional Convention had dealt specifically with legislative veto
• violates state constitutional requirement of presentation to executive

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