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Kirksey v. State

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  • 433 So. 2d 1236

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  • generally, use of disjunctive in statute indicates alternatives and requires that such alternatives be treated separately
  • generally, use of disjunctive in statute indicates alternatives and requires that such alternatives be treated separately
  • generally, use of the disjunctive \or\ in a statute indicates alternatives were intended and requires that such alternatives be treated separately; hence, language in clause following disjunctive is considered inapplicable to subject matter of preceding clause

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Judges: Wigginton

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