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State v. Lucas

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  • 589 N.W.2d 91
  • 1999 WL 30643

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  • stating that doctrine of in pari materia is not used absent statutory ambiguity
  • “Because neither statute is ambiguously worded, we have no need to use the doctrine of in pari materia in this instance.”
  • “The doctrine of (Footnote continued on next page.) D-6 The State contends that interpreting section 351.02(4
  • “The doctrine of in pari materia is a tool of statutory interpretation that allows two statutes with common purposes and subject matter to be construed together to determine the meaning of ambiguous statutory language.”
  • \The doctrine of in pari materia is a tool of statutory interpretation that allows two statutes with common purposes and subject matter to be construed together to determine the meaning of ambiguous statutory language.\
  • “The doctrine of in pari materia is a tool of statutory interpretation that allows two statutes with common purposes and subject matter to be construed together to determine the 6 meaning of ambiguous statutory language.”

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Judges: Gilbert, Anderson

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