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· 9/5/1997

Braun v. Board of Dental Examiners

Citations

  • 702 A.2d 124
  • 167 Vt. 110
  • 1997 Vt. LEXIS 244

How courts have described this case

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  • observing that “[a]s a body composed primarily of dental professionals, the Board has the power to apply its own expertise in evaluating the evidence”
  • noting the presumption in interpretation that the legislative body did not “intend an interpretation that would lead to absurd or irrational consequences.”
  • Legislature is presumed not to have intended interpretation that would lead to absurd or irrational results
  • statutes construed with presumption “that the Legislature does not intend an interpretation that would lead to absurd or irrational consequences”
  • statutes construed with presumption “that the Legislature does not intend an interpretation that would lead to absurd or irrational consequences”
  • statutes construed with presumption “that the Legislature does not intend an interpretation that would lead to absurd or irrational consequences”

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Judges: Gibson, Dooley, Morse, Johnson, Allen

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