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Greenwalt v. Ram Restaurant Corp6/26/2003
atisfactorily addressed this policy factor. But we would add this. Justice Abrahamson, writing for a unanimous Wisconsin Supreme Court in Doering, 532 N.W.2d at 442-43, in which the court upheld that state's dramshop statute against an equal protection hallenge much like the one we resolve today, posited that a legislature could reasonably conclude it places too difficult a task on the alcohol provider to determine when customers become intoxicated.
We could continue, but we shall not. The points have been satisfactorily made. The equal protection safeguards of both the Federal and Wyoming constitutions do not require that the legislature draw its lines with mathematical certainty or even that it exercise its policy-making judgment in the best or wisest way. We hold that the legislative classifications at issue are rationally related to the legitimate legislative objectives of § 301.
Having completed our rational-basis review, we hold that the Greenwalts have not demonstrated beyond a reasonable doubt that § 12-8-301 violates the equal protection guarantees of the United States and Wyoming Constitutions.
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