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noting that courts "traditionally have regarded the suspension and revocation of a driver's license as nonpunitive" and that such suspension or revocation has not historically been regarded as "punishment"
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November 25, 2003.
AFFIRMED BY AN EQUALLY DIVIDED COURT
McNutt v. Driver and Motor Vehicle Services Division (DMV) (A109284) (S49002) ( 176 Or. App. 171); Mannelin v. Driver and Motor Vehicle Services Branch (DMV) (A108316) (S49023) ( 176 Or. App. 9); Delzer v. Driver and Motor Vehicle Services Branch (DMV) (A107761) (S49212) ( 177 Or. App. 723). Upon consideration by the court. These cases are consolidated for decision. The decision of the Court of Appeals is affirmed by an equally divided court.
BALLOT TITLE CERTIFIED
Sizemore v. Myers (S50834). Upon consideration by the court. Petitioner's request for oral argument is denied. Petitioner's arguments that the Attorney General's certified ballot title for Initiative Petition 72 (2004) does not comply substantially with ORS 250.035 are not well taken. The court certifies to the Secretary of State the Attorney General's certified ballot title for the proposed measure. Sizemore v. Myers (S50836). Upon consideration by the court. Petitioner's request for oral argument is denied. Petitioner's arguments that the Attorney General's certified ballot title for Initiative Petition 74 (2004) does not comply substantially with ORS 250.035 are not well taken. The court certifies to the Secretary of State the Attorney General's certified ballot title for the proposed measure. Sizemore v. Myers (S50837). Upon consideration by the court. Petitioner's request for oral argument is denied. Petitioner's arguments that the Attorney General's certified ballot title for Initiative Petition 75 (2004) does not comply substantially with ORS 250.035 are not well taken. The court certifies to the Secretary of State the Attorney General's certified ballot title for the proposed measure.