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State v. Hume

Citations

  • 52 Or. 1
  • 95 P. 808
  • 1908 Ore. LEXIS 86

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  • recognizing the principle that wildlife, “animals ferae naturae,” is property of the state held in trust for all its citizens
  • noting that, “as an incident of the assumed ownership, the legislative assembly may enact such laws as tend to protect the species from injury by human means and from extinction by exhaustive methods of capture”
  • noting that, “as an incident of the assumed ownership, the legislative assem- bly may enact such laws as tend to protect the species from injury by human means and from extinction by exhaustive methods of capture”
  • “[A]s an incident of the assumed ownership, the legislative assembly may enact such laws as tend to protect the species from injury by human means and from extinction by exhaustive methods of capture[.]”

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Judges: Moore

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