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· 6/7/2007

McGrath v. State Department of Public Safety

Citations

  • 159 P.3d 239
  • 123 Nev. 120
  • 123 Nev. Adv. Rep. 15
  • 2007 Nev. LEXIS 23

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  • concluding that \we presume that the Legislature intended to use words in their usual and natural meaning\
  • concluding that \we presume that the Legislature intended to use words in their usual and natural meaning\
  • concluding that \we presume that the Legislature intended to use words in their usual and natural meaning\
  • concluding that \we presume that the Legislature intended to use words in their usual and natural meaning\
  • explaining that this court need only consider legislative intent and public policy in interpreting a statute if the statute is ambiguous
  • \[W]e presume that the Legislature intended to use words in their usual and natural meaning.\

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Judges: Parraguirre, Hardesty, Saitta

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