Reino v. State

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• two-year statute of limitations for noncapital crimes applies where offense was committed between Furman and date of revised death penalty statute
• two year statute of limitations applies in capital cases where offense was committed between Furman and date of new death penalty
• where language of statute is clear and unequivocal, legislative intent may be gleaned from words used without applying incidental rules of construction
• where language of statute is clear and unequivocal, legislative intent may be gleaned from words used without applying incidental rules of construction
• when the language of the statute is clear and unequivocal, the legislative intent may be gleaned from the words used without applying incidental rules of construction
• when the language of a statute is clear and unequivocal, the legislative intent may be gleaned from the words used without applying incidental rules of construction

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