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Merits
By
Patrick J. Wright
, published on Jan. 13, 2006
Contents
1. The Two-Part Test of the
Westervelt
Lead Opinion
2. Guidelines From Two Recent Cases:
Taylor
and
Blank
3.
Westervelt v Nat Resources Comm’n
4.
State Highway Comm’n v Vanderkloot
5. Delegation Challenges Since the Westervelt Ruling
6. Legislative History in the Instant Case
7. Application of the
Westervelt
Lead Opinion Test to 2004 PA 326
Mackinac Center Amicus Curiae Brief in DPG York v. Michigan
About This Document: A Brief of Amicus Curiae
Executive Summary
Jurisdictional Statement/Statement of Question Involved
Statement of Facts
Argument and Standard of Review
Merits
1. The Two-Part Test of the
Westervelt
Lead Opinion
2. Guidelines From Two Recent Cases:
Taylor
and
Blank
3.
Westervelt v Nat Resources Comm’n
4.
State Highway Comm’n v Vanderkloot
5. Delegation Challenges Since the Westervelt Ruling
6. Legislative History in the Instant Case
7. Application of the
Westervelt
Lead Opinion Test to 2004 PA 326
Relief Requested
About the Author
About the Mackinac Center’s Legal Studies Project
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