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· 9/18/2007

WINTERGREEN GROUP, LC v. Utah Department of Transportation

Citations

  • 2007 UT 75
  • 171 P.3d 418
  • 587 Utah Adv. Rep. 3
  • 2007 Utah LEXIS 178
  • 2007 WL 2701103

How courts have described this case

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  • “[Ojwing to its different lineage, a constitutional cause of action can never be preempted by statute, regardless of how fully the statute honors the contours of the constitutional claim.”
  • “[O]wing to its different lineage, a constitutional cause of action can never be preempted by statute, regardless of how fully the statute honors the contours of the constitutional claim.”
  • “[O]wing to its different lineage, a constitutional cause of action can never be preempted by statute, regardless of how fully the statute honors the contours of the constitutional claim.”
  • “[O]wing to its different lineage, a constitutional cause of action can never be preempted by statute, regardless of how fully the statute honors the contours of the constitutional claim.”
  • “A constitutional cause of action .., is presumptively superior to and must displace any statutory iteration that either conflicts with it or gives it less than full effect.”
  • “A constitutional cause of action . . . is presumptively superior to and must displace any statutory iteration that either conflicts with it or gives it less than full effect.”

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Judges: Nehring, Durham, Wilkins, Durrant, Parrish, Nehring'S

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