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· 2/14/2002

ATU LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF STATE v. State

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  • 40 P.3d 656

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  • where certain statutes are explicitly repealed by a new law, a statute that was not explicitly repealed is not repealed by implication where factors, such as legislative history and an attorney general opinion, were not sufficient to show legislative intent was to repeal the statute

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