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Booker v. State

Citations

  • 984 S.W.2d 16
  • 335 Ark. 316

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  • “The first and most important rule of statutory interpretation is that a statute is presumed constitutional and all doubts are resolved in favor of constitutionality.”
  • the standard by which we determine when a statute is void for vagueness is whether it lacks ascertainable standards of guilt such that persons of average intelligence must necessarily guess at its meaning and differ as to its application

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Judges: Ray Thornton

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