Extendicare Homes, Inc. v. Whisman
Kentucky Supreme Court
1DissentAbramson, J.
Relying on a “God-given right” to a jury trial, the majority announces a new rule that contravenes the United States Constitution and controlling precedent from the Supreme Court of the United States. To posit that the right to a jury trial is the preeminent right in our Kentucky Constitution (apparently superior to the rights that precede it in that document including, for example, the rights to life, liberty, religious freedom, assembling for the common good, and acquiring property) and, accordingly, prohibit an agent acting under an unrestricted general “power to contract” from entering…
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