Johnson, Morris Landon, II v. State

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• stating that “the resolution of a moot question is one that would have no practical effect on the controversy” (citation and quotation marks omitted)
• “When the General Assembly adopts verbatim some provisions of a model code and rejects others, we assume that the General Assembly consciously chose to author its own alternate provisions.”
• “When the General Assembly adopts verbatim some provisions of a model code and rejects others, we assume that the General Assembly consciously chose to author its own alternate provisions.”
• citation - 12 - IN RE: E.Q.B., M.Q.B., S.R.R.B. Opinion of the Court omitted

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