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State v. Cotton

Citations

  • 516 P.2d 709
  • 55 Haw. 138
  • 1973 Haw. LEXIS 155

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  • “We accept ... the fundamental tenet that the relationship between the individual and the state leaves no room for regulations which have as their purpose and effect solely the protection of the individual from his folly.”
  • \We accept ... the fundamental tenet that the relationship between the individual and the state leaves no room for regulations which have as their purpose and effect solely the protection of the individual from his folly.\
  • “We accept now ... the fundamental tenet that the relationship between the individual and the state leaves no room for regulations which have as their purpose and effect solely the protection of the individual from his own folly.”
  • \We accept now . . . the fundamental tenet that the relationship between the individual and the state leaves no room for regulations which have as their purpose and effect solely the protection of the individual from his own folly.\

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Judges: Richardson, Marumoto, Abe, Levinson, Kobayashi

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