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· 4/26/1984

SE FISHERIES v. Dept. of Nat. Resources

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  • 453 So. 2d 1351

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  • concluding as well that an ordinary person may grasp the meaning of the terrn
  • a vague statute fails to give adequate notice of what conduct is prohibited, and due to that imprecision, invites arbitrary and discriminatory enforcement
  • \A vague statute is one that fails to give adequate notice of what conduct is prohibited . . . .\
  • where statute does not specifically define words of common usage, such words must be given their plain and ordinary meaning
  • Where a statute does not specifically define words of common usage, such words must be given their plain and ordinary meaning
  • where a statute does not specifically define words of common usage, such words must be given their plain and ordinary meaning

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Judges: Overton

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