Wisconsin Supreme Court March 7, 1950 (State v. Hoebel)
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United States · · · 07-03-1950
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Gehl, J.
The statutes are a part of the so-called “lobbying law.” Defendant contends that the statutes under which the proceedings are brought are so vague, uncertain, and indefinite that they constitute a denial of due process of law contrary to the provisions of both the state and federal constitutions. This objection may be reached by general demurrer.
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