Salem-Keizer Ass'n of Classified Employees v. Salem-Keizer School District 241

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• explaining that courts “are all the more loath” to determine the intentions of a group by reference to isolated statements by individuals when those state- ments are generated after the fact, rather than contemporaneously
• subsequent statements, even by legislators, “are not probative of the intent of statutes already in effect”
• subsequent statements of legislators are not probative of the intent of statutes already in effect
• subsequent statements of legislators are not probative of the intent of statutes already in effect
• subsequent statements “are not probative of the intent of statutes already in effect” (internal quotation marks and citation omitted)
• subsequent statements by legislators are not probative of intent of statutes already in effect

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