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Washington State Constitutional Limitations on Gifting of Funds to Private Enterprise: A Need for Reform
This Comment argues that the donative intent analysis shields government proprietary transactions from proper review by seeking only prima facie evidence of consideration.This Comment is divided into four parts. First, it traces the historical emergence of the current standard of constitutional anal
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