Padgett v. City of Moultrie

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• a statutory list divided by semicolons and concluding with “or” is disjunctive, and the statute is satisfied if only one item of list is present
• a statutory list divided by semicolons and concluding with “or” is disjunctive, and the statute is satisfied if only one item of list is present
• “[I]f some things . . . are expressly mentioned, the inference is stronger that those omitted are intended to be excluded than if none at all had been mentioned. The omission of any such reference from the Code subsection must be regarded as deliberate.”
• “[I]f some things . . . are expressly mentioned, the inference is stronger that those omitted are intended to be excluded than if none at all had been mentioned. The omission of any such reference from the Code subsection must be regarded as deliberate.”

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