· 12/7/2016
State of Tennessee v. Brandon Depriest Fuller, Jr.
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- stating that “[c]ourts do not possess the authority to insert language into a[ ] . . . statute that could have been included therein but was not.”
- holding there was no ambiguity in the term “educational facility,” which was defined by ordinance to include only “elementary schools, secondary schools, community colleges, colleges, and universities” as well as “any property owned by schools for instructional purposes”
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Judges: Judge Alan E. Glenn
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