Get an in-depth look at the legal issues surrounding special legislation concerning municipalities with this detailed study from legal scholar William Backus Guitteau. Drawing on case law, legislative histories, and academic commentary, this book provides a thorough examination of the constitutional limitations on state and local governments when it comes to regulating and funding their cities and towns. Whether you're a lawyer, a lawmaker, or just someone interested in the workings of government, this book is an important and insightful read.
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