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Coleman v. State

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  • 416 P.3d 238

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  • observing that a statute is ambiguous if it is susceptible to two or more reasonable interpretations
  • recognizing the court's ability to review legislative history to resolve a statute's ambiguity

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Judges: Douglas, Gibbons, Pickering

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