DOT FOODS v. Washington Dept. of Revenue

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• In discerning legislative intent, this court “cannot add words or clauses to a statute when the legislature has chosen not to include such language.”
• “Because the statute is not ambiguous and we can derive its meaning from its face, we need not turn to legislative history to discern the legislative intent behind the provision.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).