oregon won the case in mueller v. oregon.
who won the case in mueller v. oregon?
oregon
bullet::::- m.a., university of oregon









































bullet::::- ph.d., university of idaho









































section::::books.









































bullet::::- "hitler's commanders", samuel w. mitcham, gene mueller, , publisher: cooper square publishers









































bullet::::- "wilhelm keitel: the forgotten field marshal", gene mueller, , publisher: cooper square publishers









































bullet::::- "lewiston: from packtrains and tent saloons to highways and brick stores : a century of progress, 1861-1962", gene mueller,









































bullet::::- "lewiston: a pictorial history", gene mueller,









































bullet::::- "natives, migrants, and immigrants: lewiston's cultural heritage and early society", gene mueller,









































section::::personal.









































mueller is married to kathleen c. (keegan) mueller, and has three sons, barry, jason, matthew.









































section::::external links.
gene mueller
mueller v. allen









































mueller v. allen, 463 u.s. 388 (1983), was a united states supreme court case examining the constitutionality of a state tax deduction granted to taxpaying parents for school-related expenses, including expenses incurred from private secular and religious schools. the plaintiffs claimed that a minnesota statute, allowing tax deductions for both public and private school expenses, had the effect of subsidizing religious instruction since parents who paid tuition to religious schools received a larger deduction than parents of public school students, who incurred no tuition expenses.
mueller v. allen