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State v. Day

Citations

  • 733 P.2d 937
  • 84 Or. App. 291
  • 1987 Ore. App. LEXIS 3134

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  • holding that eligibility to apply for a driver’s license is a privilege
  • statute denying driving privileges to 13 through 17-year-old persons who are guilty of being minors in possession of illegal drugs is constitutional because it is rationally related to legitimate state interests in deterring drug use and promoting highway safety
  • noting Oregon’s interest in “promoting highway safety”

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Judges: Buttler, Warren, Rossman

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