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Hayes v. State

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  • 247 A.2d 101
  • 1968 Me. LEXIS 254

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  • stating that punctuation is “subordinate to the text and is never allowed to control its plain meaning” (quotation marks omitted)

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Judges: Williamson, Webber, Tapley, Marden, Weatherbee, Dufresne

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