State v. A.M.

Constitutionality of a law

The court considers whether a statute or ordinance is constitutional.

…affirmative defense of unwitting possession is an unconstitutional burden-shifting scheme that violates her due…

• SB 5131 (2017–18) Marijuana
  Cited as “Laws of 2017, ch. 317” — matched by session-law chapter · Enacted · Chapter 317, Laws of 2017
• HB 2136 (2015–16) Marijuana market reforms
  Cited as “LAWS of 2015 2d Spec. Sess., ch. 4” — matched by session-law chapter · Enacted · Chapter 4, Laws of 2015, 2nd Special Session
• SB 5052 (2015–16) Cannabis patient protection
  Cited as “Laws OF 2015, ch. 70” — matched by session-law chapter · Enacted with partial veto · Chapter 70, Laws of 2015
• SB 5758 (2003–04) Criminal statutes
  Cited as “Laws OF 2003, ch. 53” — matched by session-law chapter · Enacted · Chapter 53, Laws of 2003
• SB 5191 (1997–98) Methamphetamine crimes
  Cited as “Laws of 1997, ch. 71” — matched by session-law chapter · Enacted with partial veto · Chapter 71, Laws of 1997
• SB 5305 (1997–98) Drugs used to faciltate rape
  Cited as “Laws OF 1998, ch. 290” — matched by session-law chapter · Enacted with partial veto · Chapter 290, Laws of 1998
• SB 6139 (1997–98) Amphetamine penalties
  Cited as “Laws of 1998, ch. 82” — matched by session-law chapter · Enacted · Chapter 82, Laws of 1998
• HB 2339 (1995–96) Methamphetamine crimes
  Cited as “Laws of 1996, ch. 205” — matched by session-law chapter · Enacted · Chapter 205, Laws of 1996

Other references found in the text

These could not be tied to one specific bill (bill numbers repeat each session, and initiatives to the people are not bills).