State v. Dingle

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• recognizing that in interpreting statutes, appellate courts look to the plain meaning of the statute and the intent of the Legislature
• noting that the Department has the sole authority to determine parole eligibility separate and apart from the court's ability to sentence
• noting that the Department has the sole authority to determine parole eligibility separate and apart from the court’s ability to sentence
• “In interpreting statutes, the Court looks to the plain meaning of the statute and the intent of the Legislature.”
• “In interpreting statutes, the Court looks to the plain meaning of the statute and the intent of the Legislature.”
• finding defendant received the benefit of his plea bargain

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