· 10/2/1997
Medcalf v. State, Dept. of Licensing
Citations
- 944 P.2d 1014
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- “We are bound to construe the word ... as having the same meaning in each subsection of the same statutory section.”
- the legislature's use of the same word or words in different parts of the same statute gives rise to a presumption they are intended to have the same meaning
- the legislature’s use of the same word or words in different parts of the same statute gives rise to a presumption they are intended to have the same meaning
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