State v. Mikusch

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• noting that courts will presume that “the legislature, in enacting various statutes, acts rationally and with full knowledge of all previous enactments”
• “It is presumed that the legislature, in enacting various statutes, acts rationally and with full knowledge of all previous enactments.”
• in seeking to ascertain legislative intent, courts should consider the statute in its entirety, noting the subject being addressed and the legislature's apparent objective in enacting the statute
• “It is presumed that the legislature, in enacting various statutes, acts rationally and with full knowledge of all previous enactments.”
• “It is presumed that the legislature, in enacting various statutes, acts rationally and with full knowledge of all previous enactments”
• “[i]t is presumed that the legislature, in enacting various statutes, acts rationally and with full knowledge of all previous enactments”

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