Kindy v. Hayes

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• holding that the legislature is presumed to act with full knowledge of the existing law, including an administrative rule that was involved in a prior decision
• holding that the legislature is presumed to act with full knowledge of the existing law, including an administrative rule that was involved in a prior decision
• stating that an analysis of statutes \begins with the presumption that the legislature knew the case law in existence\ when it enacted the statutes
• it is presumed that the legislature acted with full knowledge of the existing law, both the statutory and court decisions interpreting it
• it is presumed that the legislature acted with full knowledge of the existing law, both the statutory and court decisions interpreting it

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