McGriff v. State

Griffin Smith, Chief Justice.

The appeal is an attack upon constitutionality of Act 186 of 1935 as amended by Act 220 of 1945. The enactment of 1935 was held to be good when attacked by Jack Gray and T. G. Allen upon the grounds (a) that it reached nonresidents only and was therefore repugnant to § 18 of art. 2 of our Constitution; (b) that it offended the Fourteenth Amendment to the Federal Constitution, and (c) that it was a burden upon interstate commerce. State v. Gray et al., 192 Ark. 1045, 96 S. W. 2d 447. The opinion does not show the Act was questioned on the ground that it imposes a…