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· 10/21/1994

McCoy v. Mayr Bros. Logging

Citations

  • 76 Wash. App. 1006
  • 1994 Wash. App. LEXIS 918

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  • noting that it is presumed that the legislature acted purposely when it includes specific language from one portion of a statute and excludes it from another
  • observing that the testimony of witnesses at congressional hearings “may not reflect [the views] of the legislators who actually voted on the bill”

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