Stolberg v. Caldwell

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• considering contention that state colleges are not within one of the three branches of state government
• rejecting the argument that its constitution intended to establish state colleges as autonomous and outside the three branches of state government
• legislator cannot serve on faculty of state college because of constitutional prohibition against legislator’s accepting “any appointive position or office” in executive department of the state government
• state function and duty of providing education is manifest from extensive legislation relating to furnishing of education for general public under article eighth, §§ 1 and 2, the legislative branch having responsibility for determining general education policy
• state function and duty of providing education is manifest from extensive legislation relating to furnishing of education for general public under article eighth, §§ 1 and 2, the legislative branch having responsibility for determining general education policy

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