RYAN J. CONNELL v. STATE OF FLORIDA

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• only “unequivocal evidence” of legislative purpose in the history to a statute may override the plain meaning of the words therein
• only \unequivocal evidence\ of legislative purpose in the history to a statute may override the plain meaning of the words therein
• only \unequivocal evidence\ of legislative purpose in the history to a statute may override the plain meaning of the words therein
• “[W]here a statute is clear on its face, we require unequivocal evidence of legislative purpose before construing the statute so as to override the plain meaning of the words used therein.”
• reviewing the legislative history of the automatic stay provisions
• reviewing the legislative history of the automatic stay provisions

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