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State v. Fuller

Citations

  • 660 A.2d 302
  • 163 Vt. 523
  • 1995 Vt. LEXIS 51
  • 1995 WL 242393

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  • noting that it is inappropriate to expand statute by implication by replacing legislative silence with policy
  • stating that in pari materia is statutory rule of construction “to be relied upon where appropriate . . . but not where it leads to a result not consistent with legislative intent” (citations omitted)
  • stating that in pari materia is statutory rule of construction “to be relied upon where appropriate . . . but not where it leads to a result not consistent with legislative intent” (citations omitted)
  • stating that it is inappropriate to expand a statute by implication by reading into it something that is not there, unless doing so is necessary to make the statute effective
  • it is inappropriate to expand statute by implication by reading into it something not there, unless it is necessary to make statute effective
  • it is inappropriate to expand statute by implication by reading into it something not there, unless it is necessary to make statute effective

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Judges: Allen, Gibson, Dooley, Morse, Johnson

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