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Nisei Farmers League v. California Labor and Workforce Development Agency

Ruling by

Herbert I. Levy

Lower Court

Fresno County Superior Court

Lower Court Judge

Donald S. Black
For a statute to avoid being deemed unconstitutionally vague, it must contain an adequately discernible standard that possesses a reasonable degree of specificity. Detailed specificity is unnecessary.



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