Eastwood v. Wyoming Highway Department
Wyoming Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Parker
OPINION
Plaintiff, Lester E. Eastwood, filed an application in the district court, asking that a revocation of his driver’s license by the Motor Vehicle Division of the State Highway Department under § 60-1615(3) (c), W.C.S.1945 [Cum. Pocket Supp. 1955], be set aside on the ground that such revocation contravened §§ 6, 7, 8, and 34, Art. 1, Wyoming Constitution; and the case has been sent to this court on the following reserved constitutional question:
“Is Subsection (3) (c) of Chapter 171 of the Session Laws of Wyoming, 1953, unconstitutional and void as in contravention of one or more of the…
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