Kennedy v. Board of Education

How courts have described this case

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• where qualifying phrase found in one statutory provision and not another, there is a presumption that the latter provision was not intended to be so qualified
• When a statutory provision is clear and susceptible of only one meaning, “judicial construction is both unnecessary and unauthorized.”
• When a statutory provision is clear and susceptible of only one meaning, “judicial construction is both unnecessary and unauthorized.”
• When a statutory provision is clear and susceptible of only one meaning, “judicial construction is both unnecessary and unauthorized.”

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