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State v. Norquay

Citations

  • 2010 MT 85
  • 233 P.3d 768
  • 356 Mont. 113
  • 2010 Mont. LEXIS 95

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  • “Ambiguity exists when a statute is capable of being understood by reasonably well-informed persons in two or more different senses.”

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Judges: Patricia O. Cotter

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