State constitutional restrictions on legislative procedure: Rethinking theanalysis of original purpose, single subject, and clear title challenges

State constitutions generally contain numerous procedural limitations on th e state's legislative process, and courts occasionally invalidate laws that are found to have been passed in violation of these requirements. Professo r Dragich argues that the courts have not provided well-reasoned analysis i n these cases and argues that the goals of the procedural limitations are, at times, being frustrated by their lax enforcement. This Article focuses o n three forms of procedural challenges in an attempt to explain where the c ourts have erred and to provide a more coherent method of analyzing these c laims in the future.