Simeone v. Charron

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• refusing to broaden statutory provisions by judicial interpretation \unless such interpretation is necessary and appropriate in carrying out the clear intent or defining the terms of the statute\
• \[T]his Court will not broaden statutory provisions by judicial interpretation unless such interpretation is necessary and appropriate in carrying out the clear intent or defining the terms of the statute.\
• “[T]his Court will not broaden statutory provisions by judicial interpretation unless such interpretation is necessary and appropriate in carrying out the clear intent or defining the terms of the statute.”
• \[T]his Court will not broaden statutory provisions by judicial interpretation unless such interpretation is necessary and appropriate in carrying out the clear intent or defining the terms of the statute.\

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